The new virus is like "pandatv" and uses the Vista system vulnerability to spread wildly.

In March 31, rising global anti-virus monitoring network intercepted a high-risk virus that is very similar to pandatv and named it worm. dlonlinegames. )". The virus not only spreads and harms similar to the pandatv virus, but also exploits the ani high-risk vulnerability in operating systems such as Vista and XP that just appeared last weekend. According to statistics from the rising customer service center, a large number of users have been asked for help in just 24 hours. Given that the virus may spread widely and cause serious harm, Rising's first "Orange Security Warning" (level 2) this year ).

According to rising anti-virus expert analysis, computers infected with the "ani worm" will download a variety of Trojans and backdoor viruses from the Internet, causing user accounts such as games to be stolen, or the computer becomes a zombie controlled by hackers ". At the same time, the computer infected with viruses will send out a large number of emails with viruses. The subject of the email is: "Who and you were photographed during the video? Laugh at you !" The email content is "Look at you! I think you are famous! Look at this address! Your face is so clear! You have become a star! Http: // ***** .microfsot.com/?##/134952.htm=, the user who receives the mail will be infected by clicking this network.

Rising engineers found that the virus author used the email address of a website in China to distribute the virus, and the email content was also Chinese. Therefore, it was basically possible to write the virus for Chinese people. In addition, similar to the "pandatv incense" virus, this virus will also infect webpage files and add viruses.Code. If the computer edited by the website is infected with the virus and the webpage file is uploaded to the website, the user accessing the website will be infected.

What's more serious is that pandatv uses old system vulnerabilities and users can install system patches to prevent them; however, the "ani worm" virus uses the ani vulnerability that was discovered last week to spread. The vulnerability exists in mainstream operating systems such as Windows Vista and XP, and Microsoft has not provided patches yet.Program.

For this virus, the anti-virus software of Rising Star has been upgraded. Version 19.16.60 and later can be used to thoroughly scan and kill the virus. Rising security experts remind users that in addition to upgrading anti-virus software and enabling real-time monitoring, they should also turn on their personal firewalls to prevent viruses from automatically downloading malicious programs.