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Ian Ian Ian
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Anyways, come university I get my laptop and go away to school, everything is fine. I come home and am on our wireless network, only to find that I am now having this redirect problem again, but on my laptop. Didn't bug me too much as I had noscript on there too. I'm back home now though and it's starting to get on my nerves. Even browsing from my iPod touch gets redirected. So I'm wondering.. is it possible that my actual wireless router is infected?  | ||
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Sc1pio
United States823 Posts
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yenta
Poland1142 Posts
On January 28 2011 09:53 Sc1pio wrote: Wireless routers don't get infected. What probably happened was that the virus transferred over the network, as viruses are wont to do. Actually Yes (read us, read us!) Check the DNS settings on the router.You can also try resetting to factory settings. Edit: Fixed wording hurf durf | ||
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Darkened
Bulgaria105 Posts
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heroyi
United States1064 Posts
I have the same problem with the rerouting business. Did you happen to transfer any files or have the laptop interact with the infected PC in anyway possible? Did you go to a no no website on your laptop? That virus you have could have been in your laptop for awhile, after dl or visiting some web, and not go off till something switched it on. Also might wanna get rid of that virus...they also tend to bring in a trojan dropper... | ||
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PunitiveDamages
United States131 Posts
The chances you have one are small, unless your control panel on it is outward facing (eg: it is accessible on the wild internet.) This is generally a setting somewhere in the control panel itself. As yenta said, reset your router to factory defaults, make sure you have a solid password on it, and disable the outward facing control panel. | ||
tofucake
Hyrule19228 Posts
On January 28 2011 10:10 heroyi wrote: I don't think a router is capable of getting a virus... viruses are programs running with .exe command... I have the same problem with the rerouting business. Did you happen to transfer any files or have the laptop interact with the infected PC in anyway possible? Did you go to a no no website on your laptop? That virus you have could have been in your laptop for awhile, after dl or visiting some web, and not go off till something switched it on. Also might wanna get rid of that virus...they also tend to bring in a trojan dropper... That's like saying wood can't be held together by screws because screws aren't nails. Please people (not just heroyi either), don't talk about technical things if you aren't sure. Anyway, start off by resetting your router's DNS addresses. If that doesn't work, do a 30/30/30 reset on your router. If you still have redirect problems, it's your ISP. | ||
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heroyi
United States1064 Posts
On January 28 2011 10:27 tofucake wrote: That's like saying wood can't be held together by screws because screws aren't nails. Please people (not just heroyi either), don't talk about technical things if you aren't sure. Anyway, start off by resetting your router's DNS addresses. If that doesn't work, do a 30/30/30 reset on your router. If you still have redirect problems, it's your ISP. I actually do apologize for that. I meant to edit the post before someone caught it :/ Does the virus do anything weird after it redirects you? Activate java or some program (check task manager). | ||
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Ian Ian Ian
915 Posts
I didn't set it up. | ||
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