If you’re getting some weird things happen to your laptop after you log in to your Google Account, it’s probably malware, ransomware, or a hijacker on the Chrome Browser.Ĭhromebooks don’t really get viruses, no. I mean, anything’s possible, really.įor practicality, we can just assume that your Chromebook can’t get a virus. This makes Chromebooks very safe overall, and the chances of getting a virus or even getting hacked on a Chromebook is very, very small.īut that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. The thing is, Chromebooks are nearly invulnerable to any viruses, trojans, or malware because of locked-down and secure Chrome OS is.Īs you know, you can’t really do much with Chrome OS in general other than using the Chrome Browser or Play Store apps to do all the things you need to do. Any combination of the above (and a few less-common others)Ĭhromebooks are safe, but nothing is 100%.Viruses (boot sector, macro, overwrite, web-scripting, direct action, resident, multipartite).Chromebooks are extremely secure by nature.įirst, I should probably mention that malware is a general term for the following:
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