Cnet: The FBI today made good on its promise to take down its DNSChanger network. But people who ignored warnings may find themselves unable to get online.
At 12:01 a.m. EDT today, the FBI shut down the DNS servers that had kept computers infected by the DNSChanger malware still able to connect to the Internet, according to the Washington Post.
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What on earth? This is old news man!
this is a news about how many affected from the dnschanger !! i think you should read a full article carefully first !!