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After opening it, a remote intrusion warning pops up: "Unauthorized remote connection detected", a string of decent IP addresses,"Disconnecting","Suggest to change password immediately" and other prompts appear in turn. The look and feel are almost consistent with the real alarm of the security software. Even the "attack type" can be forged, which is enough to make people instantly alert. The intrusion IP and warning type can be customized.

The warning is rendered by the front end and will not really detect or affect the network connection, let alone anyone remotely access your computer; it will resume when you close the page. To make it realistic, you can write the IP address that the other party is familiar with (such as 192.168.x.x) to make the suspicion that "someone is playing tricks on the local area network" more specific.

It is suitable for teasing friends to create instant vigilance about "whether the computer has been hacked". It is also often used as a demonstration screen for network security lectures or a prop for hacking scenes in movies and movies, allowing laypeople to intuitively feel the "hacked" interface. What does it look like?

Solemn reminder: Remote intrusion involves real security fears, and jokes can easily cause panic and even cause people who don't understand computers to do dangerous operations; please use it carefully and expose it in time, clearly inform that "there is no real connection", and don't let people actually unplug the network cable and disconnect WiFi.

The fake remote intrusion warning pops up a security alert saying "Unauthorized remote connection detected", which is equipped with an IP address and a disconnection prompt, making people think that the computer is being controlled remotely.