#internet doomsday

[maybellheyward-blog]

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[maybellheyward-blog]

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[thekeshstateofmind-blog]

Doomsday in 2010 (Yeah If Your An Internet Junkie)

This just in: Doom-filled warnings arrive from AT&T this week. The company says that without substantial investment in network infrastructure, the Internet will essentially run out of bandwidth in just two short years. TWO SHORT YEARS (slow and deep pronunciation)

Blame broadband, says AT&T. Decades of dealing with the trickle of bandwidth consumed by voice and dialup modems left AT&T twiddling its thumbs. The massive rise of DSL and cable modem service in the 2000s has had AT&T facing a monstrous increase in the volume of data transmissions. In short, we had too much of the good thing. And that's set to increase another 50 times between now and 2015. That's enough, says AT&T, to all but crash the system. in other words, bye Internet... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In response, AT&T says it's investing $19 billion to upgrade the backbone of the Internet, the routers, servers, and connections where the bulk of traffic is processed. (Does "ZTE-NBN Broadband deal" ring any bells?) (Suddenly, it seems that the government was ahead of its time! WOW! One for the ages!) (Why does the ZTE-NBN Broadband deal suprisingly becoming a good idea? What a turn of events!!)

Of course, AT&T is using this breathlessness in part to point fingers beyond simple broadband use. Web video (especially high-definition video) is the most commonly mentioned bandwidth hog. (Guilty as charged) AT&T says video alone will eat up 80 percent of traffic in two years vs. just 30 percent now. One wonders how YouTube doesn't collapse under the pressure. (Hmmm....) (Next most visited site in my computer, the first is NBA.com)

Meanwhile, many are wondering whether this is prelude to AT&T announcing (or not announcing, but doing anyway) a traffic prioritization/shaping system like Comcast has been tinkering with... and which has earned it nothing but scorn. Net neutrality (which would forbid premium pricing for certain Internet applications and destinations) is a topic that continues to be hotly debated on Capitol Hill, and telcom companies are anxious to kill the idea since they'd love to be able to charge additional money for different kinds of web traffic. (Now, the ZTE-NBN Broadband deal making sense...) If the whole Internet is about to crash, well, that makes AT&T's argument all the more compelling, doesn't it? (Well, I hope not...) (Is this one of God's way of saying the world is about to end? Pls. refer to the Book of Revelations and contact your nearest church immediately!!!)

[securityeye]

Behind the DNSChanger malware

On Monday, the FBI turned off servers that had allowed thousands of malware-stricken computers to continue using the Internet. The personal computers — both Windows PCs and Macs — are corrupted by a virus known as DNSChanger. Without the servers, the machines wouldn't know how to locate websites and send email.

Q. What happened?

A. Years ago, scammers managed to trick millions of people into installing the DNSChanger software, which changed certain computer settings. With the change, your computer went to a rogue server rather than a legitimate one at your company or Internet service provider. From there, the scammers were able to send you to websites containing rogue ads from which they profited.

Q. How were the servers supposed to function?

A. In the simplest terms, think of it as “411” calls that were rerouted to a directory-assistance service operated by the scammers. You call it to ask for Acme's Flowers, but the service gives you the number for a flower shop run by the mob. The shop still fulfills the order, so you don't suspect anything, but it might use stolen flowers and baskets.

According to federal authorities, there were variations on how the scammers profited.

In some cases, only the ads were changed. For example, authorities say, people who went to ESPN's website saw an ad for a timeshare business rather than the Dr. Pepper ad that was supposed to be there. In such cases, those people were still going to ESPN's website. Normally, your computer would grab the ad displayed on ESPN from a separate, legitimate ad-placement company. Authorities say the affected computers were tricked into grabbing the scammers' ad instead.

In other cases, authorities say, people searching through Google or Yahoo were sent to a fake search engine. They got search results that looked like Google's or Yahoo's but contained links to unauthorised sites. For example, people trying to reach the IRS site instead got H&R Block's, without the tax preparer's knowledge. Authorities say scammers got payments for referrals.

The FBI said the scam netted at least $14 million.

Q. If this has been going on for years, why did it become a problem Monday?

A. Authorities busted the ring in November and arrested six suspects. The rogue databases were replaced with legitimate ones, but they were always meant to be temporary and did nothing to change the settings on individual computers. In other words, the troubled computers were still looking for databases at the rogue locations, but legitimate databases were set up at those rogue locations.

Those databases were turned off Monday with the expiration of a court order, so infected computers are now looking for databases that don't exist. Without the information, computers don't know where to find websites.

Continuing the phone analogy, the “411” calls during the transition period didn't go to the usual directory-assistance service but one operated on behalf of the FBI. You'd get the correct Acme's Flowers, not the mob operation. Since the temporary service shut down Monday, “411” calls essentially go to a disconnected line.

Q. Are the infected computers now offline?

A. Not really. If your computer is corrupted, you can still reach websites if you know their numeric Internet address. But chances are, you don't. So you are effectively offline. Imagine if all your contacts in your cellphone got wiped out. How many people would you be able to call?

In addition, some service providers are redirecting traffic on the back end so that they still reach legitimate databases.

Q. How many computers are affected?

A. At the time of the arrests in November, the FBI said about 4 million computers had the rogue settings, including about 500,000 in the US Some were home computers, while others were on employees' desks at major businesses and government agencies, including Nasa. Many of the computers had been fixed since then, with the settings restored to reach normal, permanent databases. As of late Sunday, just before the temporary databases were turned off, the FBI believes about 211,000 were still affected worldwide, including 41,800 in the US.

Q. What has been done to fix the computers infected with DNSChanger?

A. For months, the FBI and private companies have been sending general warnings about the deadline. Some Internet service providers and the social-networking service Facebook Inc. also have been directly notifying people they believe still have infected computers. Some Facebook users, for instance, got a message on their screen warning them that access to websites, emails and chat would end Monday if they didn't correct the problem. They were given a website with more information on detecting and fixing the problem.

Nonetheless, many computers remained infected. Many users didn't understand what was going on, let alone how to fix the problem. And some thought the warnings themselves were scams, or at least an effort by the government to spy on them.

Q. What happens if my computer is still infected?

A. Several security companies have free tools to scan your computer and remove this and other threats. Chances are if you are reading this on the Internet after Monday, your computer is OK. You can go to http://www.dns-ok.us to make sure. Even if your computer is clean, it's a good idea to have it scanned regularly or install security software that does it automatically on a regular basis. More details on fixing your computer can be found here: http://www.dcwg.org/fix . - Sapa-AP

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[timetodecidedjo]

i'm too nervous to go to youtube still because of that thing that happened the last time, one of you said it could be a malware problem and idk if it is, but in case it is, i'm too scared to get on because of the whole internet doomsday thing that happened a few days ago or whatever. 

any help?  

[kitschybitchy]

Hey guys idk if you've heard about this "Internet Doomsday" thing:

I haven't seen anything on here about it so I thought I'd make a post. It sounded fake to me at first but apparently it's real. It's some virus called DNS Charger or s/t and it can affect both PC and Mac. 

Here's a CNN article about it:

http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/09/tech/web/internet-doomsday-dns/index.html

An FBI article:

http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2011/november/malware_110911

And here's how to check your computer, if the picture is green you're ok:

http://www.dns-ok.us/

Just thought I'd let my followers know!!

[harrystylesidk]

HEY GUISE TODAY IS INTERNET DOOMSDAY

Y'ALL READY CAUSE I'M NOT

[kclkcl-blog-blog]

There Is No Such Thing As Internet Doomsday.

Everyone is talking about Internet Doomsday on Twitter.

The Indonesian word, "Kiamat Internet", was a trending topics worldwide on Twitter yesterday.

Although that this topic is interesting, this is not relevant to what the reality is, people are taking it too far.

Okay first of all, let me explain.

It all started with a malware called DNSChanger, what that malware do is to manipulate Windows Registry and DNS setting on a PC running Windows OS.

From now on, I assume you know what a DNS is (or if you don't, click the link above).

With that malware, hackers could manipulate the way a user of an infected computer when browsing the Internet. It can alter your search result, replace website with ads, compromise your privacy, and many more. With these ads, these hackers are reported to have acquired $10 Million (Yes, you got that correct, that's real money, legit).

Now what's the big deal? With those annoyance I can still access the Internet right?

Yes, you can.

But, what if every Internet Providers block the DNS used by DNSChanger? You'll end up dead, you can't just type twitter.com, you'll have to type 199.59.149.230. Even worse, web pages are coded to use domains instead of IP Address. So, images, javascript, and the all the content would not load properly.

And that what's happen in 9th of July, ISPs are blocking DNSChanger's DNS. And that's why, it'll be a "doomsday"... For these infected PCs. 

Now that you can actually visit kclkcl.com, most probably you are not infected by DNSChanger. But if you think you did, you can head to this site to check if you are infected by DNSChanger.

What if I am Infected? DCWG has an interesting page about how to remove this malware.

What should I do now? Protect yourself! Install an Antivirus, I recommend Avast. It's free, but you have to register, which only takes a minute and lasts up to a year.

And now if you already have one in your PC, make sure that you update it at least once a day. And don't install more than one Antivirus software. It will cause problems, just make sure that your antivirus is always updated. There would be very little chance of being infected.