A piece of code triggers a murder (check your antivirus software sensitivity)

A piece of code triggers a murder (check your antivirus software sensitivity)

Preface: The title is purely fun. If there is a similar, purely copy me. But this code is still worth a try! See if your antivirus software can do it.

Thanks to the European Computer Anti-Virus association, this test virus code is provided. This code, despite testing, does not have any danger.

Test code:

---------------------Copy the following code to save the text-------------------

X5o! p% @AP [4/pzx54 (p^) 7CC) 7} $EICAR-standard-antivirus-test-file! $H +h*

---------------------Copy the above code to save the text-------------------

Test method:

1. Right-click on the blank space in the desktop to create a "text document". (What, not yet built.) I'd rather

2. Copy the following test code into the "text", save, and then you can directly right click on the text, with anti-virus software scanning can also wait a while, if your anti-virus software is also OK, will automatically report the poison and delete the text, then you can initially rest assured.

Test diagram:
Test principle:

The code is a virus code developed by the European Computer Anti-Virus association, where the signatures are already contained in the virus code repositories of various antivirus software, so they can be used to test virus scanning engines.

Test level:

Principal level: After copying the code, you will be prompted to have the virus

Excellence: Prompt for viruses (or delete them) just after they are saved

Medium: The virus is prompted for a few seconds after saving (or directly deleted)

Inferior: Need to start virus scan yourself to prompt the virus (or directly delete)

Inferior: No virus can be prompted (or deleted), no matter how it is scanned