Beijing Information Security Assessment Center and Kingsoft Antivirus jointly released the popular virus on December 31, 2004.
Today, users are reminded to pay special attention to the following viruses: "Porex"() and "Evilbot"().
"Porex" * virus. After the * runs, it will shut down some security software operations, steal user system information and account information, and send it to the spreader of the virus through email.
"Evilbot" hacking tool, the virus connects backdoor growers through an mIRC server through a reverse connection, which can remotely secretly control infected machines.
1. "Porex"() Threat level: ★★
According to Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer, the virus works on the Win32 platform. The virus steals user system information and account information and sends it to the spreader of the virus through email. The virus will also turn off some security software in the user's system, causing the user's machine to be infected with other viruses.
Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus experts remind users:
1. Establish good safety habits and do not open suspicious emails and suspicious websites;
2. Close or delete unwanted services in the system;
3. Many viruses are spreading using vulnerabilities, so you must patch the system in time;
4. Install professional antivirus software for real-time monitoring. When surfing the Internet, you must turn on the real-time monitoring function of the antivirus software.
2. "Evilbot" () Threat level: ★★
According to Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer, the virus is connected to the backdoor grower through an mIRC server through a reverse connection, and the backdoor grower can remotely secretly control the infected machine. Once the user gets this virus, the user's machine is completely subject to the illegal control of the virus spreader. The malicious person can upload, download, delete, steal user confidential information and other operations on the infected machine at will. Please pay more attention to such viruses.
Kingsoft Anti-Virus Experts recommend that users: When the operator controls the user's computer, it can directly lead to the user's information being leaked. For the security of your system and personal information, experts recommend that users use the latest virus library's anti-software scan when opening a strange file.
Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer reminds you: Please upgrade the virus database to December 31, 2004 to fully process the virus. If Kingsoft Antivirus is not installed, you can log in to / use 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: "Porex"() and "Evilbot"().
"Porex" * virus. After the * runs, it will shut down some security software operations, steal user system information and account information, and send it to the spreader of the virus through email.
"Evilbot" hacking tool, the virus connects backdoor growers through an mIRC server through a reverse connection, which can remotely secretly control infected machines.
1. "Porex"() Threat level: ★★
According to Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer, the virus works on the Win32 platform. The virus steals user system information and account information and sends it to the spreader of the virus through email. The virus will also turn off some security software in the user's system, causing the user's machine to be infected with other viruses.
Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus experts remind users:
1. Establish good safety habits and do not open suspicious emails and suspicious websites;
2. Close or delete unwanted services in the system;
3. Many viruses are spreading using vulnerabilities, so you must patch the system in time;
4. Install professional antivirus software for real-time monitoring. When surfing the Internet, you must turn on the real-time monitoring function of the antivirus software.
2. "Evilbot" () Threat level: ★★
According to Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer, the virus is connected to the backdoor grower through an mIRC server through a reverse connection, and the backdoor grower can remotely secretly control the infected machine. Once the user gets this virus, the user's machine is completely subject to the illegal control of the virus spreader. The malicious person can upload, download, delete, steal user confidential information and other operations on the infected machine at will. Please pay more attention to such viruses.
Kingsoft Anti-Virus Experts recommend that users: When the operator controls the user's computer, it can directly lead to the user's information being leaked. For the security of your system and personal information, experts recommend that users use the latest virus library's anti-software scan when opening a strange file.
Kingsoft Antivirus Antivirus Engineer reminds you: Please upgrade the virus database to December 31, 2004 to fully process the virus. If Kingsoft Antivirus is not installed, you can log in to / use Kingsoft Antivirus's online drug check or Kingsoft Antivirus download version to prevent the virus from invading.