DNSChanger virus continues to spread

  • 14 March 2012
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  • News

CERT.be, the Belgian National Computer Emergency Response Team, warns against the computer virus 'DNSChanger'.

In the meantime, many computers are infected and the virus will prevent computers from accessing the Internet from 7 March 2012, since the DNS servers of the infected computers will be changed.

CERT launched the website www.dns-ok.be, where you can check if your computer is infected or not.

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