How to prevent malicious data modification on the computer when surfing the Internet?

The IP address you use to surf the Internet is set by the telecom service provider, and no matter how high the master is, you can't change it.

Other tips for anti-hacking on the Internet——

Develop good habits.

Don't spread your email address (especially the email address sent by your ISP when you apply for the Internet) everywhere, but only tell the forwarding address.

Set up commonly used passwords separately, use alphanumeric mixed arrangement and irregularity when setting, and change them frequently to prevent being found out one and a string. Don't store important passwords on your computer.

Use a public machine to surf the Internet, and clear your history when you leave.

Don't easily open attachments in letters from strangers.

In particular, the attachment is an executable file), and the email from unknown sources is cleared in a timely manner.

Apply to use a mailbox, it is not afraid of bombing.

Come back often.

Always use antivirus software to check for and remove viruses.

If you find that a large number of emails are on the server, you can log in to the mail server (Foxmail has this function) and delete them directly.

Use some anti-hacking programs to kill the poison in time, and finally Beimen Beifeng suggests that you - install a good antivirus software and add a good firewall.

You first go to the deletion program to see,Have you installed other unfamiliar search bars,Uninstall it,And then use 360 security guard,Advanced inside,Fix IE,If it can't be solved,Reinstall the IE browser to try,There is also a malicious plug-in in 360。 Scan for viruses.

If it doesn't work with 360 Advanced Patching IE, it is recommended to make the next Super Bunny and then sweep it down to repair it.

Tools - Internet Options - General to modify the home page.

With 360 to remove malicious plugins, physical examination is useless.

Use 360 Security Guard to kill Trojans, clean plugins, and fix IE. At this point, there are two (or more) IEs on the desktop, one is fixed, and the other is malicious, remember those malicious ones (you can rename them, and if you can't, you can remember them as well), and then the following 1Right-click on an empty space on the desktop, "Arrange the icons" -- Run Desktop Cleanup Wizard".

If you can't find the "Desktop Cleanup Wizard" here, return to the desktop, right-click to enter "Properties" -- Desktop "-- Customize Desktop" -- find "Clean Desktop Now" -- Next) below the new pop-up window - click "Next" after the pop-up window, you only need to find the icon of the corresponding malicious IE, tick in front (none of the others are checked), then click "Next", and finally press "Finish"2Put the "Unused Desktop Shortcuts" folder generated on the desktop into the ** station and empty the ** station. Refresh it and you're good to go.

It's simple. First of all, you delete all the IE shortcuts on the desktop, because they open the home page that has been tampered with, and then you find the Internet Explorer browser in the start menu, open it, and change the home page of IE to the home page you want. Method:

Open IE - Tools - Internet Options. If you want to put Internet Explorer on your desktop, copy it directly from the start menu to your desktop. Personally, I think you can never go wrong with opening it from the start menu.

I'll tell you, it's best to reinstall the system, those antiviruses can be defended, but after the antivirus, there will be a lot of sequelae, resulting in the computer is not easy to use, and it is best to spend a few minutes doing the system installation antivirus.

IE was hijacked, and the IE !! was repaired with 360 Stubborn Trojan and 360 Security Guard

1. In all, you should change the Internet fee paid to the telecommunications bureau to make the computer Internet faster.

This is not practical.

You should empty the IE cache and cookies regularly.

It's hard to say.,It mainly depends on the owner's operating habits.,If you look at ** through the client, it produces a lot of files, sometimes up to several G.,In addition, there are a lot of cookis generated by browsing the web.。

Depending on the degree of use, there are about 300 to tens of thousands of junk files, mainly some file usage records and cache files.

If you don't transmit your own data, it may become someone else's broiler, and it is DDOS

Enter safe mode to check for drugs.

Can it be distinguished from normal uploads, such as exclusion, 100% hit.

Just find some management software on the Internet and block QQ and web pages.

The easiest way is to set up an administrator account, turn on screen protection, open the need to enter a password, and when you transfer data, you will enter the screen protection, and no one else can get in.

If the trouble is Group Policy settings.

This is easy to do, you can limit the group policy and not allow the execution of programs other than the ones you specify, which is a whitelist.

Or, Limit Group Policy does not allow you to run programs that you specify, such as Internet Explorer and QQ. This is the blacklist.

It's the easiest and safest way to do it. No need to install third-party software.

The simplest,Just ban some commonly used ports.。。。 Or establish a group policy that restricts program usage.

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For mobile phones (with data connection on): Open Mobile - Settings - Wireless & Network - Network Sharing & Portable Hotspot - Mobile AP Settings - Mobile Access Point Tick - Configure Mobile AP, and then configure Mobile AP by yourself! (The interface may be different depending on the operating system of the mobile phone!)

It's that simple!

Yes, but the mobile phone traffic is too fast to hurt.

iPhones support data sharing, in personal hotspots.

Yes, the traffic is used quickly, unless the traffic can be reversed.