Unlike normal networks, educational networks are often complex in the network environment and provide strong hands-on capabilities for students. Some may attack networks, write viruses, and other methods to endanger network security. Therefore, CERNET users should take stricter preventive measures:
Install anti-virus software and personal firewall, and remember to upgrade it in time (Rising antivirus software is upgraded three times a business day, and the upgrade frequency should be set as much as possible ).
Pay attention to installing system patches. We recommend that you use a safe operating system. Because Microsoft has stopped technical support for some operating systems such as Window 98, using these systems may cause security risks.
Make full use of the security of your account, and do not use the Administrator account for general computer operations such as playing games or surfing the Internet.
Use high security settings for personal firewalls and IE browsers as much as possible, especially when playing online games and using online banking.
If the computer runs abnormally, such as inexplicably slowing down, an unknown program error, or a link with an unknown purpose appears on the browser, it is best to use the Rising anti-virus software, the rising anti-virus software downloaded version or rising online Anti-Virus for Comprehensive scanning of the computer.