Stop Thrashing and Phishing Attacks

Your computer isn't just slow; it's literally having a panic attack. You know RAM,

your computer's active workspace? When it gets full, your PC starts using your hard drive

as slow 'virtual memory.' When it swaps data back and forth too much, it's called 'thrashing.'

The system gets so busy shuffling things around that it can't do any actual work,

causing that total freeze. While your PC is thrashing, hackers are busy

social engineering you with phishing emails, trying to trick you into giving

up your passwords. So, more RAM stops the thrashing, but only you can

stop the phishing.