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July 7th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
Computers still harboring malware known as DNSChanger are expected to
face some Internet connectivity problems come Monday. Why? That’s when
the U.S. FBI is expected to pull power on servers keeping those systems
stable.
When the FBI previously circled in on cyber criminals operating the
malware ring in 2010 and 2011, simply pulling rogue servers used to
operate the massive scam simply wasn’t enough. Infected computers’
online access had become reliant on the hardware.
Unless the virus was removed from systems individually, those unaware
of its presence would suddenly run into big Internet problems. So the
FBI’s solution? Replace the rogue malware servers with legitimate ones
temporarily while buying more time for thousands of users to detect and
remove the virus.
Over the last few months, the bureau has pushed for online users to detect malware, even providing links to removal tools.
So how did the scam operation work? The FBI explained it in November.
“To carry out the scheme, the defendants and their co-conspirators used
what are known as “rogue” Domain Name System (“DNS”) servers, and
malware (“the Malware”) that was designed to alter the DNS server
settings on infected computers. Victims’ computers became infected with
the Malware when they visited certain websites or downloaded certain
software to view videos online,” commented the FBI.
The bureau continued, “The Malware altered the DNS server settings on
victims’ computers to route the infected computers to rogue DNS servers
controlled and operated by the defendants and their co-conspirators.”
Through their methods, the FBI said cyber criminals made millions in
illegal profits. Seven individuals have been charged in the operation
for committing wire fraud, computer intrusion conspiracy, money
laundering and more. Such charges range between five and 30 years in
prison.
With Monday being the cut-off date to remove the malware, ISP
companies should be standing by to assist customers if their internet
access does not work. Hopefully a significant amount of people have
since removed the malware.
July 6, 2012 – posted at BeforeIt’sNews
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