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The key difference between these other cases and the work of the DNSChanger Working Group is that they return false DNS data, a process known as "poisoning". In 2004, Telstra manipulated the DNS for its BigPond customers to cover a mistake made when it advertised the website of a 1970s gay porn star, instead of the winner of Australian Idol. Similar techniques are sometimes used by other content-filtering systems. The voluntary filtering scheme set up by some Australian internet service providers (ISPs) to implement the Interpol child abuse material blacklist uses the DNS to redirect users to a block page. Operation Ghost Click isn't the only time that the DNS has been manipulated. As of 30 April, only 40 per cent of affected computers have moved to new DNS servers. These replacement DNS servers are scheduled to be turned off on 9 July 2012. Dr Vixie was part of the DNSChanger Working Group that provided replacement "clean" DNS servers, so that infected computers could keep operating until the users could be contacted, including in Australia. Search warrants were executed simultaneously in Estonia, New York and Chicago, and the rogue DNS servers were seized. The FBI said that in 2007, DNSChanger infected 4 million computers worldwide, altering their settings so that they used DNS servers provided by the criminals, which allowed them to redirect the users to fraudulent websites.Ī subsequent investigation by the FBI and NASA's Office of the Inspector General (NASA-OIG), dubbed "Operation Ghost Click", led to the arrest on 8 November 2011 of six Estonians involved in the malware, although a seventh suspect remains at large. (Credit: Zennith Geisler/ZDNet Australia) Ukrainian developers share stories from the war zone Linux distros for beginners: You can do this! Got questions about crypto? Ask the Coachįor Mom: The best flower delivery services How ransomware attacks threaten our food supply