I have this issue again after a similar problem has been fixed: http://forum.notebookreview.com/windows-os-software/722534-browser-virus-redirect-isp.html
Now it happens on firefox and after a restart and flushing+renew ipconfig it doesn't work
TDSS/Antirootkit standalone detects nothing
Firefox V23/Win7 x64
-Pinging website works
-Can be opened in Chrome/IE9
-IPV4 DNS config locked on google 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4
-Windows Defender detects no threats
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Have you looked at your hosts file?
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Definitely check out the host file first to see if there's anything in there. Ideally, there shouldn't be any entries in there, except maybe 127.0.0.1 (loopback).
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Host file seems clean.
I also tried disabling/reenabling network adapter, seem to have no effect :| -
The only real way around it would be a VPN to hardcoded ips, assuming they don't block the ports (or you can pick a common open port on both ends) and/or hope they don't use some kind of packet inspection to drop tunnels. (if they paid for the injection hardware, odds are they will block simple SSL vpns too)
I would not surprise me at all for a cell carrier to do this with the usual excuse of bandwidth/service management, they also want to do things like force proxy use etc. -
Tried PPTP and OpenVPN, same result
DNS/Cookie hijacking
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Mobius 1, Sep 22, 2013.