Star Firewall keeps prompting ARP spoofing defense successful and can t access the network!!

ARP Personal Firewall is also very flawed:

1. It cannot guarantee that the bound gateway must be correct. If ARP spoofing has occurred in a network and someone is forging the gateway, then the ARP personal firewall will bind the wrong gateway, which is extremely risky. Even if the configuration does not default to the prompt, users who lack network knowledge may be at a loss.

2. ARP is a problem in the network, ARP can not only forge the gateway, but also intercept data, is a "double-headed monster". Doing ARP protection on personal endpoints, regardless of the gateway end, is not a complete approach in itself. The role of ARP Personal Firewall is to prevent your data from being stolen, and the entire network problems, such as disconnection, stuck, etc., ARP Personal Firewall is powerless.

As a result, ARP Personal Firewall does not provide a reliable guarantee. Most importantly, it is a measure that has nothing to do with network stability, it is personal, not networked. Network problems must also be solved from the root of the problem, the root of the network problem lies in the computer's network card, only from the network card to do interception, do restrictions to ensure your network security stability.

At present, the only thing that can be completely solved is the immune wall technology, through which the immune network solution is deployed. Immunity network solution, you don't need to make major changes to your network, you can use the immune wall to set up a policy, do not install a driver, do not let the Internet, and intercept it when it is installed. It can directly intercept the virus attack sent by each computer from the network card, carry out unified management, there is only one network administrator, and it can also monitor the Internet access status of the entire intranet computer, and accurately locate and alarm if there is an abnormality.

Is this also called a firewall? Rising is rubbish.

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I'm in the same situation as you, but when I change the router, I keep popping up ARP prompts, and then I can't access the Internet.

You should be a local area network, it is your other computers, or other users' computers that share the same network cable with you have been infected with ARP viruses, which accumulate viruses to carry out ARP attacks, and 360 Security Guard has the "ARP Firewall" module, which intercepts the attack, and sends out a message of "defense successful".

Successful blocking will have no effect on your computer, but you'd better alert other users to kill the virus.

ARP attack is an attack technique against Ethernet Address Resolution Protocol (ARP). This type of attack allows an attacker to obtain data packets on a LAN and even tamper with them, and can make it impossible for a specific computer or all computers on the network to connect properly. The first article on ARP attacks was "ARP vs. ICMP Turns to Gaming" by Yuri Volobue.

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Hello landlord. Let me tell you what each of these settings means

1.Click "Settings" in the "Defense Specified Computer Address and Static Address", and in the pop-up window, you can select "Add" to enter the ARP address that needs to be protected, that is, the IP address that needs to be protected by ARP, so that you can specify a specific computer IP to defend against ARP attacks sent by it. This means that by default, all computers inside the LAN that may be able to ARP attacks on you can be blocked.

In the static rule, click "Settings", select "Add" in the pop-up window, the operation you need to do here is to bind your own IP address and MAC address, the purpose is to effectively intercept ARP attacks, you enter cmd in the start-> run, enter ipconfig all in the command line window that comes out, press enter to see your IP address and MAC address (physical).

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If the landlord wants to effectively intercept ARP attacks, he first needs to turn on the ARP protection of the Rising Firewall ("enable" ARP spoofing defense in the network protection), and then the first option mentioned by the landlord can be by default (defend all computers), and the second option can be bound according to my second point. After the above work is completed, you can rest assured that you can surf the Internet safely on the local area network, and Rising Firewall will automatically block ARP attacks for you.