DNS Hacked in Router
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I've given the answer to this (possible reason) previously. But, since it's a localhost.
You've two options from here:
1. Keep Questioning yourself about this and not casing out.
2. Case out any possible way and make yourself more secure.
If I were you, I would go with 2.
P.S.: It's good to question but not at the cost of casing out. I would case out any thing which can be the possible reason.
You've two options from here:
1. Keep Questioning yourself about this and not casing out.
2. Case out any possible way and make yourself more secure.
If I were you, I would go with 2.
P.S.: It's good to question but not at the cost of casing out. I would case out any thing which can be the possible reason.
DNS poisoning is serious. They could have redirected every page you visited during the time to another server and stolen your credentials. I would recommend changing passwords for everything you logged into during the time frame.
They also use DNS to target Android specifically See Cybercriminals Hijack Router DNS to Distribute Android Banking Trojan Crooks Hijack Router DNS Settings to Redirect Users to Android Malware
At the very least use malwarebytes or some such to scan the device. If it were me, I would wipe and start over.
Better to be safe than sorry.
They also use DNS to target Android specifically See Cybercriminals Hijack Router DNS to Distribute Android Banking Trojan Crooks Hijack Router DNS Settings to Redirect Users to Android Malware
At the very least use malwarebytes or some such to scan the device. If it were me, I would wipe and start over.
Better to be safe than sorry.
use encrypted dns on all your individual devices. if possible.
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