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What is DNSChanger?
It’s a trojan which changes the infected systems DNS servers in order to redirect you to fraudulent and illegal sites, which possibly has even more viruses in it. It is made to change ‘NameServer’ Registry Key value with an IP address, which is encrypted in the body of the trojan. DNSChanger firstly appeared in 2007, and since then, it infected about a half million U.S. computers, and stole around $14 million funds. However, FBI has taken out a network of rogue DNS servers and taken steps in disabling it. They’re also trying to notify victims about the damage done by DNSChanger.
It’s a trojan which changes the infected systems DNS servers in order to redirect you to fraudulent and illegal sites, which possibly has even more viruses in it. It is made to change ‘NameServer’ Registry Key value with an IP address, which is encrypted in the body of the trojan. DNSChanger firstly appeared in 2007, and since then, it infected about a half million U.S. computers, and stole around $14 million funds. However, FBI has taken out a network of rogue DNS servers and taken steps in disabling it. They’re also trying to notify victims about the damage done by DNSChanger.
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