Beijing Information Security Assessment Center and Kingsoft Antivirus jointly released the popular virus on January 23, 2005.
Today, users are reminded to pay special attention to the following viruses: "Cocoa" () and "Repar" ().
The "cocoaworm" worm virus is spread by email. The virus will download virus files from the Internet and execute them, causing the user's machine to face more serious virus damage.
"Repar" worm virus, which spreads through network sharing. After the virus runs, the hard disk will read and write frequently, causing the system to slow down and all disks to be shared, resulting in the system being unsafe.
1. "Cocoa insect" () threat level: ★★
According to Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus experts, this is a worm that is spread by email. When the virus occurs, it will download the virus from the Internet and run it on the local machine; the virus collects email addresses in the Outlook address book and sends the virus as attachments to these email recipients; these poisonous emails are sent in the name of some famous institutions, so users are likely to be tricked into opening the attachment, resulting in virus infection.
The staff of Kingsoft Anti-Virus Laboratory reminds users: The best way to prevent email viruses is not to easily open unfamiliar emails with attachments. If you must open them, please pay attention to using anti-virus software to detect before opening them. Pay attention to regularly upgrading the antivirus software to the latest version, turn on the email monitoring function at any time, and develop a good sense of security prevention.
2. "Repar" () threat level: ★★
According to Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer, this is a worm virus that is spread through network sharing. After the virus runs, the hard disk will read and write frequently, causing the system to slow down and all disks to be shared, causing the system to be insecure.
Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus experts recommend users: establish good safety habits. Do not open some emails and attachments of unknown origin, do not go to some websites you don’t know much, and do not execute files that have not been processed by anti-virus software after downloading from the Internet, so that your computer is safer.
Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer reminds you: Please upgrade the Antivirus until January 23, 2005 to fully process the virus. If Kingsoft Antivirus is not installed, you can log in to/using Kingsoft Antivirus's online drug check or Kingsoft Antivirus download version to prevent the virus from invading.
Today, users are reminded to pay special attention to the following viruses: "Cocoa" () and "Repar" ().
The "cocoaworm" worm virus is spread by email. The virus will download virus files from the Internet and execute them, causing the user's machine to face more serious virus damage.
"Repar" worm virus, which spreads through network sharing. After the virus runs, the hard disk will read and write frequently, causing the system to slow down and all disks to be shared, resulting in the system being unsafe.
1. "Cocoa insect" () threat level: ★★
According to Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus experts, this is a worm that is spread by email. When the virus occurs, it will download the virus from the Internet and run it on the local machine; the virus collects email addresses in the Outlook address book and sends the virus as attachments to these email recipients; these poisonous emails are sent in the name of some famous institutions, so users are likely to be tricked into opening the attachment, resulting in virus infection.
The staff of Kingsoft Anti-Virus Laboratory reminds users: The best way to prevent email viruses is not to easily open unfamiliar emails with attachments. If you must open them, please pay attention to using anti-virus software to detect before opening them. Pay attention to regularly upgrading the antivirus software to the latest version, turn on the email monitoring function at any time, and develop a good sense of security prevention.
2. "Repar" () threat level: ★★
According to Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer, this is a worm virus that is spread through network sharing. After the virus runs, the hard disk will read and write frequently, causing the system to slow down and all disks to be shared, causing the system to be insecure.
Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus experts recommend users: establish good safety habits. Do not open some emails and attachments of unknown origin, do not go to some websites you don’t know much, and do not execute files that have not been processed by anti-virus software after downloading from the Internet, so that your computer is safer.
Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer reminds you: Please upgrade the Antivirus until January 23, 2005 to fully process the virus. If Kingsoft Antivirus is not installed, you can log in to/using Kingsoft Antivirus's online drug check or Kingsoft Antivirus download version to prevent the virus from invading.