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DNSChanger ‘temporary’ DNS servers going dark soon – is your computer really fixed?

01

Jun

2012

DNSChanger, a piece of malware that re-routed vast swaths of Internet traffic through rogue DNS servers after users became infected, was shut down by the FBI late last year. But since simply shutting down the servers altogether would’ve ‘broken’ many hundreds of thousands of computers still infected – rendering it difficult for them to get […]

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Problem with Microsoft Antivirus regarding malware from google website, (Tue, Feb 14th)

15

Feb

2012

In my company, we began experiencing a problem when the users tried to access http://www.google.com.co though our Forefront TMG proxy. Every corporate user saw the following message: This really looked strange, specially coming from google. I captured some packets and queried about the http get operations and got the following: Got three operations: one […]

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Mystery flaw crashing DNS servers across the internet

17

Nov

2011

A zero-day vulnerability is causing BIND 9 DNS servers to crash across the internet. The flaw, described as an “as-yet unidentified network event”, appears to be a denial of service vulnerability being exploited in-the-wild. The flaw affects all supported versions of BIND. The internet Systems Consortium (ISC) have described the problem as follows: An as-yet […]

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