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To: TChris

Uhm - the “I use KDE Ctl-F2” was a clue that a “virus” was likely not his problem. He’s using Linux.

That being the case - look at your resolv.conf to make sure it’s pointing at the DNS you expect it to be pointing at. Perhaps reinstall Firefox - or better yet - use Konqueror to determine if it has similar behavior. This will tell you whether your DNS is being hi-jacked, or it’s a problem with just Firefox.

Hope these help some.


6 posted on 04/28/2010 9:38:47 AM PDT by fremont_steve
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To: fremont_steve; martin_fierro; PapaBear3625
I respectfully request your attention to post #5.

This is not my issue. This was a post on MozillaZine that I posted here.

This does not affect me (yet). I was merely pointing out the potential for ISPs to hijack network traffic to their own purposes.

Malware, or a virus, is a good explanation of this, though.

10 posted on 04/28/2010 9:48:35 AM PDT by ShadowAce (Linux -- The Ultimate Windows Service Pack)
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