Network Security exposure "black" screen: Anti-Virus manufacturers sell "expired drugs "?

According to Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, September 11, May 26, a report on the Internet titled "network security shock exposure" is like a giant rock falling into the still water, which stirred up a huge wave in the originally calm network security industry.

This report politely compares anti-virus software to "expired drugs", and also disclaims information security vendors from drug dealers who sell "expired drugs". The language is intense and the attack is wide, in the computer security industry, it is "unprecedented.

What's even more surprising is that, in the face of the surging popularity, anti-virus software vendors are somewhat unprepared. Only a few of the industry's leaders dare to stand up and say that they are developing products that can prevent unknown viruses in advance. In this way, they did not have much to say about the argument that "anti-virus software is better than" expired.

The emergence of a large number of new viruses has left users with fear and helplessness. Information security vendors are also trying their best to shorten and shorten the time for Virus Detection and Analysis and cracking, and increase the speed of anti-virus software upgrade, expanding the known virus database ...... In short, they have done everything they can. But what is the effect?

One Network Manager reluctantly said, "I have been very careful and made a lot of restrictions, but I don't know when my system will crash due to a new virus. Frankly speaking, upgrading anti-virus software is a tough task for me-I can't do it. I can't do it anymore."