Microsoft XP launches "Death Countdown"

Newspaper (reporter Jia Zhangshan) in order to urge users to upgrade as soon as possible, Microsoft XP operating system will no longer provide security protection technology services next April 8. Yesterday, 360 companies said it would continue to provide XP users with full range of security protection, and will provide protection against XP high-risk vulnerabilities. Microsoft has released a "Death Countdown tool" for the XP operating system that calculates how much time is left before the April 8, 2014 Windows XP termination service and will no longer provide technical support for Windows XP operating systems including system updates and security patches. However, Microsoft said in a recent security report, the Chinese mainland XP system users still up to 57.8%. Yesterday, 360 companies said that recommended users upgrade to Win7 and above version of the operating system. However, 360 security guards will continue to provide full protection to users who insist on XP usage or are not willing to upgrade by hardware configuration. If a new vulnerability in the Future XP system is hacked, according to the level of vulnerability and impact range, 360 security guards will launch targeted vulnerability defense measures. J159