What does it mean that my Rising keeps having exploits ?

Is the SP2 patch installed for Firewall XP?

Your system has vulnerabilities.

Rising firewall in general.

There are mutated viruses that are difficult to prevent.

I suggest you the next nod32 kill soft.

This one. No. 5 in the world for free upgrades.

Finally, we will regularly clear the judgment of which to dig up the garbage.

Just use Super Bunny.

The CPU is small.

Basically does not affect the speed.

Hope it helps.

Have fun.

1. To play system-wide vulnerability patches and third-party software vulnerability patches, it is best to use 360 and Kingsoft Cleanup experts to patch, 360 Security Guard + Kingsoft Cleanup experts to patch, which is more humane, and it never detects some patches that should not be played. It doesn't let go of any patches that should be hit.

2. To install anti-virus software and firewalls, update the anti-virus software database every day. Manually define firewall rules for your situation.

3. Use third-party browsers to surf the Internet, such as Window of the World, Myie, Firefox, and IE have too many vulnerabilities.

disk, ***, the use of mobile phone memory card, i.e., the spread of U disk virus. Use Kingsoft Cleanup Expert and other software to do immunity.

7.Web Trojans, malware, advertising plug-ins, etc.

Defense method: Use at least 360+ Kingsoft cleanup expert + malware cleanup assistant + windows every day

Security tools such as Cleanup Assistant + Card Assistant clean up system junk. Many of them are green software, with no conflicts, small memory occupation, and good detection and killing effects. Upgrade to the latest version, the latest detection engine, the latest virus database, and then switch to safe mode.

Add important software such as online banking, online games, and QQ to the "Rising Account Vault" or "360 Safe" to effectively protect password security.

It can stop the attack of hackers but does not stop the attack of the Trojan, and at the same time stop the attack of the hacker is not 100% blocked.

On the first floor, you don't have to be your own business, don't mislead others here, okay? A very important reason for the epidemic of computer viruses in today's society is that the user's security awareness is too poor, some (I'm afraid not some) rookie users will not use security software correctly, and some rookies and so-called "experts" do not use security software, giving viruses an opportunity.

Dozens of vulnerabilities have been frequently identified, and there are still those that have been fixed, and this problem does not seem to be a minority. We know that the systems we use are basically pirated, so the vulnerability patches released by security software companies are all partial (some vulnerabilities and pirated systems cannot be filled, and if they are repaired, they will be broken), and each company has its own considerations. For example, if you use Kaka, 360, Kingsoft cleanup experts to scan the same system, you will find that the number of vulnerabilities is not the same, use Kaka to repair the vulnerabilities, you can try to restart it, if the scan is still there, why do you repair it in a few days (some vulnerabilities can not be filled, don't be too persistent), if it is still like this, you can reflect this problem to the official Rising Star, it is really not possible to try to use some other tools that can fix the vulnerabilities, 360, Kingsoft Cleanup, these can be.

Of course, if it's a genuine system, just turn on Microsoft's update, and don't use other software at all.

Fix the bugs with 360 Security Guard is the best! Rising's vulnerabilities are all Microsoft patches, some of which we don't use or even affect our use (such as the one with the black screen event)! By the way, Rising is very garbage, itself is a rogue software, junk software!

With antivirus software, don't just watch ads, Rising ads are flying all over the sky, boasting bigger than the sky, but in fact it is a fighter in the garbage! Rising is very popular for 5 cents, that is, the gunslinger pays 5 cents for every good review he publishes! I personally recommend Oriental Micropoint, Jinshan, and Kaspersky!