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So besides twitter being redirected to google (for example), how will this really affect the browsers of the internet? I assume by safer- the article meant for
by dbz 17y ago
So besides twitter being redirected to google (for example), how will this really affect the browsers of the internet? I assume by safer- the article meant for users.
- pyre 17y agoDNS hijacking can mean things like redirecting Google to your own servers and then catching people's Gmail logins. Some popular website (e.g. Facebook) could have their DNS redirected to a website that exploits a user's browser. So you go to facebook.com and you end up with malware or a virus.