Rookie questions about the Rising Monitoring Center

Since August 3, the Rising Global Anti-Virus Monitoring Network has intercepted dozens of "abnormal" malignant viruses, which in addition to common harms, will also cause mainstream antivirus software and personal firewalls to be unable to open, and even lead to "blue screen", automatic restart, crash and other conditions in the system during anti-virus. In response to such viruses, Rising issued the first orange (Level 2) alert this year, and commonly referred to them as "Orange August" to remind users to take precautions.

According to data from the Rising customer service center, more than 10,000 people have been infected with this series of viruses, and a total of 5,108 requests for help were received from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Monday, August 7 alone. Although August 5th and 6th were holidays, the customer service center still received a large number of user requests for help**, emails, etc., compared with the same period last month (July), the number of requests for help through ** increased compared with the previous month, the number of requests for help by email also increased, and the number of users who used remote expert clinics for remote assistance soared to the original.

According to the analysis of Rising anti-virus experts, the main reason for the rise of the epidemic of this type of virus is due to its characteristics of targeting anti-virus software and the wide variety of variants. It is likely that some virus writers or hacker groups have systematically loaded anti-anti-virus software programs into various epidemic viruses to set off this "war" against mainstream anti-virus software. At present, Rising has intercepted a large number of such viruses, and it is expected that the number of such viruses will continue to increase in the near future.

For this kind of virus, the 2006 version of Ruixing antivirus software has been upgraded to the version, please update the antivirus software to the latest version in time, and open all eight real-time monitoring such as "file", "registry", "memory" and so on for prevention. Users who have been infected with these viruses can log in.

Have you been infected with the virus? Uninstall Rising first, then install it in safe mode, and then kill the virus in safe mode after installation.

During the installation and antivirus process, do not enter the system in normal mode, and reboot the system in full safe mode. Otherwise, it will be destroyed by the virus.

Orange August's virus goes.

File Monitoring - Check the file types in the file monitoring you set up when you open the folder, and if you select the RAR type, it will kill people.

Registry Monitoring – Monitor registry modifications to files, processes, web pages, etc.

Memory Monitoring – Monitors memory for viruses.

Email monitoring - check for viruses when sending and receiving emails.

Webpage monitoring - when opening the webpage to see if there is any poison or malice**== vulnerability attack monitoring - take measures when there is a vulnerability attack.

Boot Sector Monitoring – Prevents programs from changing disk allocation tables, etc.

Generally speaking, the above monitoring is indispensable except that email monitoring will not have too much impact on the overall situation. Otherwise, it will become a weakness.

Turn off Rising 2007's boot scan method:

Left-click the monitoring center (green umbrella) - detailed settings - fixed tasks - remove the checkmark for starting the scan before logging in and using the boot scan.

The little green umbrella is the monitoring center, and if there is a virus, it will be killed.

The firewall is to protect your computer, and there are some programs you don't want that you prohibit, and you generally allow it!

The "Rising Antivirus" on the desktop can be disinfected, Rising does not need you to kill the virus, as long as there is a small green umbrella, not red on the line, the firewall is not gray Your computer is fine, but you have to upgrade from time to time, if your serial number can not be upgraded, you can go to the Internet to find the upgrade package, and then **the latest upgrade package!

I'm not a computer whiz or anything, but I know that. Of course, it's to monitor your computer for viruses or something.

I don't know...