 Thousands could lose internet access July 9 due to virus On July 9, the FBI is shutting down servers put in place following the end of Operation Ghost Click, an investigation into a 'click fraud' ring out of Estonia, and thousands of Canadians could be affected.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Perhaps then they might be a little more aware of the need to maintain their PCs to prevent virus infections.
Um, so maybe I don't get it but do the people with computers being routed through this FBI server know they are being routed through it and have that DNSchanger virus?
Sites like Facebook and the Google homepage have been informing users that are infected that they have an infection for several months. So have anti-virus companies, and Windows Update. Some ISPs have been as well.
If you leave an unpatched Windows 95/98 computer on the internet, you will get infected by the 'Code Red' virus in less than 5 minutes. That virus is nearly 20 years old. So, many people out there still have not patched their computer in 20 years.
I'm all for ISPs that cut off access to computers that have habitual infections. Why should the rest of us suffer? Why should the ISP have to put up with such a huge volume of traffic that is nothing but attemtps to infect other PCs?
Cut them off until they fix it.