Windows XP: Beware of hacker attacks

May 28th, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft recently warned XP users, because Microsoft stopped supporting the XP system, so do not install any security updates in case of hackers. In a statement released by ZDNet on Sunday, Microsoft gave the following explanation:

"We recently learned that there has been a hacker who has been providing security updates for Windows XP users. This security update is mainly targeted at Microsoft embedded systems and Windows Server 2003 users, and does not cover all XP users. Windows XP users If this security update is installed, there will be a huge operational risk, because the update is not certified by Microsoft. The best way for Windows XP users to run safely is to upgrade to a new operating system, such as Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. ."

Microsoft stopped providing support for Windows XP in early April, which means it will no longer provide bug fixes, security patches, and other service updates. This makes XP user network security unsafe, no wonder people will try other ways to ensure the security of computers using XP systems.

The Betanews website stated that hackers connected to XP users originally used for Microsoft embedded systems and Windows Server 2003 by changing the registry. But the XP system and the first two are very different. Therefore, XP users should consider more when using security updates, because this may bring security risks to the computer.