The "red girl" backdoor program appeared on the Internet, causing invalid anti-virus software

A new virus named "red girl" appeared on the Internet this week. It can invalidate multiple anti-virus software and be remotely manipulated by hackers.

The red girl virus is a backdoor program that runs on WIN9X/NT/2000/XP. The virus icon is a video file named "My sister's video ", the user clicks a file and the virus runs automatically. The virus can end a variety of anti-virus software. infected computers are also remotely manipulated by hackers to perform a variety of dangerous operations, such as downloading files from infected computers, snoop on the screen, and stealing passwords.

Virus experts advise users to patch the system in a timely manner, install professional anti-virus software and personal firewall software to defend against hacker attacks.