There is no virus attacking the router

I guess it's harder.

Because the system of routing is solidified. Flash it in the firmware like your computer's BIOS. It's more like a microcontroller.

And he can't install software. So the virus may have to be written only in compilations, etc. At the same time, the routing chip is not necessarily x86-based.

It's not just compilation, can it be used?

But there can definitely be viruses. First learn that the road is interrupted by all the tasks that can be performed, and then use machine language to call the interrupts to execute the task of the virus. Maybe you can look into the routing ROM before you think about it. It doesn't feel like it's much use. Unrealistic.

It's best not to know about this, because it seems that many people hate this.

It seems that the landlord is thinking of bad intentions.。。。

Cut the wire directly from the network. Hehe.

Yes! Routers can also be hacked like computer systems, that is, many outsiders just don't believe that routers can be poisoned (in fact, I didn't believe in it at first)!

So, generally speaking, if the router is poisoned, it is quite troublesome and quite annoying!

In fact, it is best to pay more attention to precautions: it is best to turn off the router when it is not connected to the Internet!

Hehe, LZ's router has also been tricked! Ha ha.

Big trouble!

It's technically easy to implement, the principle is like using a computer to modify the router settings, just make an automatic program, but the router I came into contact with has not yet been found to be attacked.

Phenomenon: 1. By hijacking the router, you can tamper with the router DNS address, once the DNS address is tampered with, it can control the computer access to the network, it is more common to set a web page as the home page or open**or other online**, **will automatically jump to some promotion pages, these pages are similar to**customer, as long as you buy goods, hackers can get a share of the revenue, similar to obtaining advertising revenue.

2. By hijacking the router, you can also monitor the Internet access of users on the whole network, steal various information of users, and even bank credit with interest;

3. Constantly place pop-up advertisements in the user's computer, and keep popping up ads as soon as they go online, and the antivirus can't kill them;

4. Open the webpage and automatically jump to the Trojan hacker link, and the QQ password and other account passwords may be stolen by hackers.

In short, the router is hijacked, and the harm is still quite great for users, which is why the major media know that Luti constantly reminds the majority of wireless users to pay attention to strengthening the security settings of the router to prevent being hijacked.

How to check and protect against router hackers:

Reason: The initial password of the router has not been changed and has been guessed by malware or hackers; Routers have vulnerabilities, are not patched in time, are attacked by malware or hackers, and so on.

Check method: If you want to know whether it has been attacked, you can check the address pointed by DNS. It is recommended that you check whether the DNS settings in the DHCP of the home broadband wireless router belong to or if so, it means that you have been tricked.

Preventive measures: You can completely initialize the router, change the password and upgrade after all the previous configurations are cleared, and update the router firmware patch as soon as possible. At the same time, computers and mobile phones should be upgraded to the latest patches in a timely manner, and the anti-virus software of PC Manager or Phone Manager should be installed.

Regarding the question of whether the router at home will be attacked by cyber attacks, some friends say how can the router be attacked? Who's going to be idle and have nothing to do to attack your router?

In fact, routers are generally more vulnerable to attacks, and once the router is attacked, your Internet information including passwords will be cracked.

Generally speaking, there are two main ways to attack a home router:

1. The wifi password is weak, here you can crack the wifi after entering the intranet, and then analyze the encryption protocol logged in on the web side of the router to carry out brute-force cracking attacks.

Setting up your own wireless network password is the easiest first step.

In addition, it is best to do a good job of protection at the hardware level, that is, to choose a router with high security performance, of course, the network transmission capacity of the router is also required.

The router I'm using is 360 Router v4, last year's model. Several new models should have been released this year as well. One of the reasons why I bought a 360 router is that it has a built-in security chip, which can become a home firewall, guarding the security of the home network at the hardware level, placing it under network attacks, and protecting the information security and property security of yourself and your family.

You can pay attention to it.

Routing is an embedded system, generally speaking, it will not be infected by viruses, I heard that there are only a few foreign viruses that can infect embedded, but I haven't seen it.

There's just an ARP attack in your network.,Old virus.,It's nothing.,It's easy to get it.,MAC address binding can generally be solved.。 Around 2007, I was attacked by ARP to reshape my beauty. Hehe.

However, it is recommended that you check it on the Internet to understand the principle of ARP attack, I will tell you simply, it is MAC address spoofing, for example, the virus will change the MAC address and IP address of a certain machine in the network (such as computer A) to the address of the gateway, so that other machines in the network will send a request to "computer A" when they want to go online, instead of the gateway, you are a network administrator, and the result does not need me to say! Hehe. But this is only one, and what is worse is to change the MAC address of all machines in the network to the same as the gateway, and the result is that people crash directly!

Hehe. But it's also easy to solve!

If this problem is really explained, it is very troublesome, and 15 points is really too little.

I can only give you a general introduction based on 15 points.

If you're using a home-grade router, you don't have any antivirus or defense.

Unlike enterprise-grade routers, viruses can be prevented, detected, and eliminated.

In addition, the router cannot be disinfected.

Finally, if the computer in the LAN is poisoned, the computer will keep sending virus packets, which will clog the router and cause users in the network to be unable to access the external network.

If it is an infectious virus, it is possible to poison other computers in the LAN, but this can be solved by monitoring the traffic of each computer in the LAN to know which computer is poisoned.

Hope it helps.

Hello: At present, there are viruses in the tool computer and router, which generally only affect the network function and will not damage the router itself. We recommend that you check and kill viruses on the entire network.

Hello, so far the viruses have attacked the computer through the network, because the data in the router is a solid-state data module and cannot be modified.

Viruses are infectious, and may infect other computers in the LAN through your computer, depending on the hacker's ability to create viruses.

You can continue to ask on the computer butler business platform, and we will solve this problem for you as soon as possible.

A general virus attack is an attack on your computer. Therefore, it is necessary to install a soft kill and a firewall.

Virus attack generally refers to an inside-out attack caused by a computer, which generally exists in a computer, and if an attack on a router is at most a router attack that crashes and reboots.

Moreover, the operator is also changing the external address frequently, if it is a static IP address attack, you can ask the operator to change it.

Attacking the computer. Usually routers are not poisoned.

To kill the virus is also to kill the poison of the computer.

The concept of a virus is very broad, I don't know what kind of virus you are talking about, but broadly speaking, most viruses attack computers, not routers. However, some of the attacks on the router are actually there, there should be no virus in the router, unless the account password in your router is leaked, so that others can easily enter your router and modify the content of the routing table and firewall, so that your router is in a very dangerous situation, generally speaking, access to the router from the external network is denied, but unless your computer has been controlled by others, and then use remote control to access your router with your computer, Then change the router password.

I recommend that you restart your router and then change your router password. Then give your computer a complete antivirus, or reinstall the system. It would be better that way!

Virus attacks can lead to computer poisoning, hijacking, or network blockage, which can be prevented and eliminated by computer antivirus software. Won't infect the router. If the computer is on a local area network, it is very likely that a local area network virus will attack the computer in other local area networks.

Therefore, it is important to install anti-software, open the firewall, and fix system vulnerabilities.

To install a network firewall, it is recommended to have a firewall and then Windows Cleanup Assistant to scan it.

Hello, the router itself is not poisoned, at most the computer is infected with viruses that affect the function of the router.

Suggestion: After checking and killing all viruses, enable ARP Firewall. Method:

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