Also there is a blog about this here:

http://community.websense.com/blogs/securitylabs/archive/2012/07/05/raising=
-dnschanger-malware-awareness.aspx

Tamas


On 6 July 2012 06:02, IVP <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:

> Visit http://www.dns-ok.org.nz/ for a scan
>
> What is DNSChanger?
>
> DNSChanger is a class of malicious software (malware) that changes a user=
's
> Domain Name System (DNS) settings, enabling criminals to direct
> unsuspecting
> internet users to fraudulent websites and interfere with their web
> browsing.
>
> In November 2011, the FBI closed down a ring of cyber-criminals believed =
to
> be responsible for the worldwide spread of DNSChanger.
>
> An estimated four million users were affected worldwide. To avoid these
> victims losing their internet service, the FBI worked with the Internet
> Systems Consortium (ISC) to set up and operate a temporary but correct DN=
S
> solution, while giving ISPs the opportunity to assist their customers to
> remove their potential infection.
>
> This temporary solution is expected to be switched off as early as 9 July
> 2012. It is likely that users infected by DNSChanger will be unable to
> connect to the internet when the temporary solution is switched off.
>
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