The Greatest Miscreants of All Time
“If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito.” ― Dalai Lama XIV
Viruses are inevitably small in nature, yet engineered to unleash intense and often terrifying devastation. They leave a costly aftermath whether it’s the irreparable loss of human life, or millions (sometimes billions) of dollars in lost revenue and property.
We have gone through history to find the worst viruses of them all; little creatures and scripts that have taken advantage of social and economic situations to propagate and amplify their prowess in mayhem and destruction.
Assessment
The above graphic is a brief journey through time, spanning back as early as 1348 where we met the darkest and most wicked viruses to ever afflict mankind.
Conclusion
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