[컴퓨터]Is a Firewall Really Needed for Personal Computers?

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“Necessity of Firewall on personal computer” is one of the most heatedly argued topic in the computer science are. Most of market computers are including firewall programs as default program.

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“Necessity of Firewall on personal computer” is one of the most heatedly argued topic in the computer science are. Most of market computers are including firewall programs as default program. It is the first problem of the firewall program that most of people are buying firewall programs which they do not even know they are paying for it. Computer markets are saying that it is needed for protection of computer system. But when a person does not know how to use firewall, it is nothing but trash data. So I will explain how to use firewall and is it necessity for your computer or not.
First of all, what is firewall? Generally, when people say the word firewall in the computer science area, it means protection for a computer network system. It is a protection from computer hackers, incoming harmful data, and system errors which has caused by other systems. In simple way to explain what firewall is and what it does

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