Security concerns of hackers on Windows 7 cannot be ignored

After Microsoft launched its latest operating system Windows 7, it received the attention of many netizens in the short term due to its improved security. However, rising security experts reminded users that a large number of viruses have recently been detected to specifically target the system for damages and account theft. Therefore, users must be vigilant.

For Windows 7 Security, professional anti-virus software is also required.

Windows 7 anti-virus software (MSE) only detects and removes some popular viruses, and does not have anti-phishing, anti-Trojan website and other popular features. The anti-virus function of Windows 7 requires users to download and install it on the official Microsoft website separately, it only serves genuine Microsoft users. A large number of domestic users do not know this, resulting in a large number of computers "streaking" phenomenon. To achieve thorough security protection, we still need products such as rising full-featured security software 2010.

Hackers keep an eye on Windows 7, and a large number of viruses have successfully penetrated
The official launch of Windows 7 has not only been sought after by a large number of computer users, but also attracted the attention of hackers. According to rising's anti-virus department, there have been a large number of viruses that can successfully run on Windows 7 and steal user information. For example, Trojan. DL. Win32.Mnless. fsy, the latest variant of the Trojan family, can shut down more than 10 types of security software in Win7 and steal user account information. It even destroys functions such as the security center and System Restoration of the system.

Rising security experts remind Windows7 users: 1. log on to the rising official website to experience "rising full-featured security software 2010; 2. set multiple security features of Windows 7, such as "Backup and Restore. when conducting online shopping and online games, use the rising account safe 4.0 to avoid theft of important information such as account and password.