👉 Antivirus fluid refers to the active ingredient or chemical compound used in many traditional and older-generation antivirus software to detect, neutralize, and remove malicious software (malware) such as viruses, worms, and trojans. These fluids are typically designed to interact with the malware's code, causing it to degrade or become inactive. However, their effectiveness can be limited by the rapid evolution of malware and the increasing sophistication of modern threats. Consequently, while antivirus fluid remains a crucial component in many security solutions, it is often combined with other advanced techniques like machine learning and behavioral analysis to provide more robust protection against a broader range of cyber threats.
