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DNS Cache poisoning - anything to worry about?
Lord_Snot
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Живу за выходныеAmerican ValhallaRegistered User regular
Hey everyone,
A few minutes ago, ESET Smart Security popped up saying it had detected a DNS Cache poisoning attack. I was browsing Rock Paper Shotgun and using Steam at the time. I changed my DNS settings to default instead of OpenDNS which I was using, in case they'd been hacked. I deleted my DNS cache using CCleaner, and am doing a quick scan with ESET. Do I need to do anything else, or have I done all I can?
EDIT: It didn't say it had taken any action, just detected it.
A few minutes ago, ESET Smart Security popped up saying it had detected a DNS Cache poisoning attack. I was browsing Rock Paper Shotgun and using Steam at the time. I changed my DNS settings to default instead of OpenDNS which I was using, in case they'd been hacked. I deleted my DNS cache using CCleaner, and am doing a quick scan with ESET. Do I need to do anything else, or have I done all I can?
EDIT: It didn't say it had taken any action, just detected it.
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