infected
- adjective
- /ɪnˈfɛktɪd/
- Specialized
- Many devices in the network were infected, leading to a major security breach.
So if you are medical device gets infected by malware or any kind of malicious software, things are going to change.
- So if you are medical device gets infected by malware or any kind of malicious software, things are going to change.
Examples
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My BIOS could be infected for days or weeks before Surestart fixes it, no?
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The attack is when a computer is infected they intercept all the possible forms.
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Make sure your infected system remains disconnected from the internet while it is infected.
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So if you are medical device gets infected by malware or any kind of malicious software, things are going to change.
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The computer was infected with malware, causing it to run very slowly.
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She realized that her phone had become infected after downloading a suspicious app.
Synonyms
Something that becomes unsafe because it touches something dirty or harmful
Antonyms
Compounds
How Infected
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Infected comes from the same old parts in- ('in') and -fect ('to put' or 'make'), so the original idea is something being 'put into' or 'tainted'. A helpful way to remember the computer sense is to think of a virus as harmful code 'put into' files or systems, so an infected computer has bad software inside it.