Phim Japan Anti Virus
Portable anti-virus scannerMcAfee Stinger is a standalone anti-virus scanner to detect and remove specific viruses. It is not a substitute for full featured anti-virus protection, but rather a tool to assist administrators and users when dealing with an infected system.
The program utilizes McAfee scan engine technology, including process scanning, digitally signed DAT files, and scan performance optimizations. Stinger detects more than 3000 viruses, Trojans and variants as well as malware that masquerades as a legitimate security application (Fake Alerts). The McAfee Stinger interface is plain and straightforward, simply select the drive or folders to scan and click a button. You can choose an action to perform if a virus is detected (delete, prompt, quarantine or rename) and also configure which type of files to scan.McAfee Stinger does not offer automatic updates, the program is not designed as long-term protection but for occasional use.Copyright Snapfiles.com. Stinger may provide help, getting rid of specific malware.
And the specific malware threats are listed. Setting the 'GTI' sensitivity to high or very high will lead to a lot of false positives (malware you won't see on the threat list). If you set the sensitivity to high or very high, MAKE SURE stinger is set to 'report' (not 'remove' or 'repair'). Being a novice, I reloaded my OS on the first false positive. After a series of false positives, I decided to do a little research on how the program works and no longer use highvery high sensitivity scans.Review details. Interface. Features.
Ease of use. Value. Recommend to a friend? Yes. Posted Apr 22, 2016 for v12.1 (latest).
Contents.Plot Brothers Ju Byung-woo and Ju Byung-ki are in Seoul who find that have died in a shipping container from an unknown illness. They take sole survivor Monssai and cellphone video of the bodies to show their boss in Budang, but Byung-woo becomes sick and Monssai escapes. The brothers go to a clinic where the contagion is passed on to others who spread it throughout the city.At the Contagion Center in Budang, Dr. Kim In-hae is reprimanded for losing important data when her car fell down a mine shaft the previous day. Her bag is retrieved from the shaft by Emergency Response Team (ERT) members Kang Ji-goo and Bae Kyung-ub. Ji-goo answers her phone and delivers the bag to In-hae's daughter Mi-reu.Byung-woo's condition worsens and he begins.
His brother takes him to an emergency room, where he is isolated with an unknown flu. Called in to help, In-hae finds the cellphone video and theorizes that conditions in the shipping container allowed the virus to. Byung-ki refuses to answer questions about the container. Byung-woo dies, and Byung-ki exposes several of the hospital staff while struggling to get to his brother.The next day, many more people show pronounced symptoms. With help from the (KCDC), the hospital staff locate and incinerate the shipping container. However, rats that had been feeding on the corpses escape into the city.
The staff determine that the aggressive virus is a mutated that can kill within 36 hours, and call to the city.Monssai saves Mi-reu from being struck by a car. He then avoids her, aware that he is spreading the illness. Mi-reu calls Ji-goo to help search for the sick man, but they have no success. Rumours of the outbreak spread and people begin to panic. Ji-goo saves a woman who falls from an escalator, and loses sight of Mi-reu.While disparaging the need for a quarantine, administrators and politicians are confronted with a catastrophic situation as people collapse in the street, including drivers who cause a series of violent crashes. Hospitals and communications systems become overwhelmed, and the quarantine is initiated. Politicians and research staff evacuate to Seoul and brief the prime minister, who makes a public announcement that worsens the panic in Budang.In-hae remains in Budang and joins Ji-goo to search for Mi-reu.
They find her in a supermarket which is being looted, with people showing symptoms while riot police try to contain them. The three manage to get out before steel shutters come down. In-hae gets them passage to Seoul, but Ji-goo refuses to abandon his duties and works with Kyung-ub to free those trapped in the store. In-hae and Mi-reu reach the last helicopter for Seoul, but Mi-reu shows symptoms and they are denied passage.At night, the Budang quarantine is reinforced by the, and the KCDC. The population is moved to a camp outside a.
Those displaying symptoms are further isolated in an infected quarantine zone (IQZ) beneath the stadium to receive medical treatment, though In-hae knows they have no cure. She slips Mi-reu through the examinations to hide her illness and keeps Mi-reu's mask on so that she won't infect others.
On the second day, Monssai is found in the isolation zone. In-hae's proposal to directly inject his antibodies into a patient is overruled, but she secretly begins a to Mi-reu, whose condition has worsened. Later, Mi-reu's condition is exposed and she is sent to the IQZ.There is unease in the camp due to a communications blackout, difficult living conditions, confrontations with gasmask-wearing guards, sporadic gunfire meant to keep birds from spreading the disease, and rumours that infected people are being killed. Pressure from Leo Snyder of the and politicians force the president to break a promise to release the uninfected after 48 hours, and fights break out. When an infected soldier is fatally shot by an officer, a mob becomes enraged and storms the IQZ.
They see Ji-roo rescuing Mi-reu from a pile of bodies that are being burned, and believe the infected are being burned alive.In-hae and the medical staff flee the mob, but Byung-ki kills Monssai in a suicidal attack to avenge his brother's death. Mi-reu begins to recover, and Ji-roo takes her towards the highway to meet In-hae.
However, Gook-hwan, an infected man who has been inciting unrest, leads the armed mob toward the highway. Learning that Mi-reu has antibodies, Gook-hwan shoots at Ji-roo, resulting in a deadly gun battle between the mob and the soldiers.Ji-goo hides Mi-reu, who makes a full recovery. Gook-hwan tries to give himself a transfusion of her blood, but is discovered and killed in a struggle with Kyung-ub. Mi-reu flees and is pushed to the front of the mob, which is confronting soldiers on the highway. In-hae is shot while trying to prevent Mi-reu from crossing the containment line. Mi-reu shields her mother and pleads for them to stop, then the mob shields Mi-reu. The president orders the soldiers to stand down, and forces Snyder to cancel an.
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Mi-reu is sent to Seoul to create a vaccine while medical teams are dispatched to Budang.In a post-credit scene, life in Budang is returning to normal but the movie ends with Mi-reu sneezing.Cast. as Kim In-hae. as Kang Ji-goo.
as Kim Mi-reu. as Bae Kyung-ub. as Jeon Gook-hwan.
as Ju Byung-ki. Kim Ki-hyeon as the South Korean prime minister. as the South Korean president. as Ju Byung-woo. as Teacher Jung. as Chul-gyo. Boris Stout as Leo Snyder.
Kim Moon-soo as Dr. Yang. as Choi Dong-chi.
Jang Kyoung-yup as Sang-myung. Andrew William Brand as Dr. Bill Beckman. Lester Avan Andrada as Monssai.
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Jo Hwi-joon as Chan-woo. Do Yong-goo as Chan-woo's grandfather. Noh Gi-hong as head of contagion center. Lee Dong-jin as rescue swimmer 1. Lee Young-soo as citizen at boundary line citizen.
Choi Jung-hyun as Prevention Special Forces. Lee Sang-hyung as Defense Special Forces.
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