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...What I can recommend is that you make sure you've changed the default router userid and password.
In the last few months I've seen two (both Netgear) successful malicious attacks where the DNS settings in the router are changed remotely.
At first this looks like your local PC (or MAC!) is infected as Google searches etc. are hijacked and it sends you to all sorts of dodgy sites. But it's actually the router that's 'infected' with this set of malicious DNS entries!
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...What I can recommend is that you make sure you've changed the default router userid and password.
In the last few months I've seen two (both Netgear) successful malicious attacks where the DNS settings in the router are changed remotely.
At first this looks like your local PC (or MAC!) is infected as Google searches etc. are hijacked and it sends you to all sorts of dodgy sites. But it's actually the router that's 'infected' with this set of malicious DNS entries!
[s]Hmmm...[/s]