Windows 7 beta is affected by Vista virus

Although Microsoft is working hard to improve Windows 7 security issues and avoid vulnerabilities, Windows 7 beta is now found to have experienced a problem with previous Windows operating systems. The Conficker (Downadup) worm exploits vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Windows Server service remote executable and it can be propagated over USB devices. The autoplay feature in the Windows 7 beta is still likely to spread the virus.

Conficker will try to copy this file to network share and removable disk, and will generate a malformed autorun.inf file to make the virus difficult to delete. When infected USB storage device is inserted into the computer with Vista system At the time, the system will automatically execute the program written in advance by the hacker, and this situation is now appearing in the Windows 7 beta. I hope everyone who uses Windows 7 beta pays attention to this matter.