How do you get rid of the ARP virus? My computer is attacking router 10 every second

Hello user: It is recommended that you install the Rising Antivirus v16 version and upgrade to the latest virus database, restart the computer and press the F8 key to select the safe mode, perform a full virus scan and kill, and then use the Rising Security Assistant to repair the computer, **Address:

First of all, the router will not be poisoned, you are this router is not your firewall report ARP tool, generally speaking, no matter what firewall prevents ARP attacks, the principle is to bind the IP address and MAC address of the router, it feels like your firewall is bound to the wrong IP address and MAC address of your router, so there is such a situation, and you change a route, you check whether your firewall is bound to the IP and MAC address of the router, if it is the situation I said.

Hello friends, ARP virus is a LAN attack, and the ARP protection wall in 360 Security Guard can block ARP attacks. You can set it up and set the method. Open the 360 Trojan Shield, turn on the ARP Guard, and click Smart Settings on the right.

Viruses are messing around.

Install your antivirus software for Trend Micro.

Be careful to sail the ship of ten thousand years.

The three technical points of ARP governance are terminal binding, gateway, and mechanism, and the immune network should adopt special technical means. All of the above need to be set up by LAN to prevent it. For individual users, it is recommended to try 360 Security Guard.

Check the ARP option in the 360 Security Guard --- --- Trojan Defense --- ARP.

The router will not be poisoned, there may be a mistake in the settings, and the factory reset will be done.

Which means that the router is bound to the MAC address!

Hello, look at this screenshot of yours, it is your computer that is attacked by ARP, not the machine poisoned by the ARP virus does not affect the Internet access, and you can't go on it now.

You can install a PC Manager and turn on the ARP firewall.

Hello! The best way to check whether a computer system is infected with viruses is to use anti-virus software to check for them.

360 is not a professional level.

Install Rising Antivirus.

Hello! In this case, you can restart the system, press F8 to enter safe mode when booting up, see if you can open the antivirus software and carry out a full antivirus, if possible, restart it into normal mode after the antivirus is completed to see if it is normal.

That's a problem with your software, maybe, uninstall it and reinstall it.

There are two types of ARP spoofing: one is to spoof the router ARP table, which intercepts gateway data. Notify the router of a series of wrong intranet MAC addresses, and continue to do so according to a certain frequency, so that the real address information cannot be saved in the router through updating, and as a result, all the data of the router can only be sent to the wrong MAC address, resulting in the normal PC cannot receive the information, resulting in disconnection or inability to access the Internet when surfing the Internet; The other is gateway spoofing of the intranet PC, spoofing the MAC address of the gateway, sending ARP packets to deceive other clients, and letting the PC deceived by it send data to the fake gateway, instead of accessing the Internet through the normal router, resulting in disconnection or failure to access the Internet when surfing the Internet.

In response to this situation, Ruixing provides the following solutions: methods.

1. On the machine that receives the ARP spoofing, in the Start--Run, enter "cmd", enter MS-DOS, and enter the "arp -a" command through the command line window to view the ARP list. You will find that the MAC has been replaced with the MAC that attacked the machine, record the MAC (in case you need to find it), and then find out the computer with the virus based on this MAC. Method.

2. Use a third-party packet capture tool (such as SNIFFER or AntiARP) to find the IP address that sends the most ARP packets in the LAN, and you can also determine the computer with the virus. The virus that causes ARP spoofing is actually an ordinary virus, which can be completely solved as long as you determine the source of the starting package and use antivirus software to check it.

1.Bond the IP and MAC addresses.

By assigning the IP address of each computer in the LAN to the MAC address of the corresponding network card on the router side. How to do it: Open the router management interface, click "IP & MAC Bonding" and "Static ARP Bonding Settings", and then click the "Add Single Project" button on the right side.

2.In the "ARP Static Bonding" window that opens, enter the IP and MAC you want to bond, and then click the "Save" button. In the same way, IP and MAC addresses are added to other computers in the local area network.

Finally, click on the "Make All Entries Active" button.

4.Use network protection software to bond the gateway IP.

6.Click on "Traffic Firewall" in the list of programs and switch to the "LAN Protection" tab in the window that opens.

Then set the "Gateway Bonding" mode to "Phone Bonding" and click the "Details Settings" button.

7.In the "Add Protection Gateway IP and MAC" window, click the "Add Gateway" button to manually bond the gateway IP and MAC address.

So far, the phenomenon of LAN ARP conflict has been effectively curbed. At this point, the internet speed is normal.

Hello! This is not necessarily an attack by the router, and there is a good chance that the IP is fake.

It is recommended to find the source of the attack, and then use antivirus software to kill the source computer.

The ARP virus is not on your computer, it is a scam in your name somewhere else. Resulting in a loss of network returns, the router can't find you. Specifically, the Internet is intermittent.

Actually, it's fun to catch ARP attackers and give you a tutorial.

See if your roommate or someone else has turned on the speed limiting tool.

You've been deceived by 360, obviously a computer inside the LAN.

Hello, you have been spoofed by ARP, not that your computer has been poisoned, but that other users in your LAN have been poisoned.

Then open the computer manager - toolbox - arp firewall - open and then you don't care, just go to the normal use of the computer, the attack will not affect you.

If you have any other questions and problems, please come to the computer manager business platform again to ask questions, and we will do our best to answer your questions.

360 false positives, 360 can't analyze what is normal arp and what is arp attack, turn it off.

Someone else is pretending? Let's find out whose MAC it belongs to first.

Hello: The ARP virus will not continue to attack after the shutdown, but it does not rule out other attacks that infect the ARP computer.

If you shut down your computer, of course, the ARP poison in your machine will not be able to attack your route.