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Not really MITM; this looks more like a DNS hijacking. Some providers put this kind of stuff in one of the following cases: - you didn't paid your bills; - t

by i0nutzb 10y ago

Not really MITM; this looks more like a DNS hijacking. Some providers put this kind of stuff in one of the following cases: - you didn't paid your bills; - they have new offers to show you; - they are just jerks.

chatmasta 10y ago
It could be MITM. Note the lack of HTTPS on any of the affected websites. @ OP, what happens when you browse to https://www.stackoverflow.com https://www.stackoverflow.com ?
- ugpub 10y ago
  I get a certificate error.
  - chatmasta 10y ago
    What sort of error? Regardless of whether it's MITM or DNS hijacking causing the issue, it's clearly your ISP doing it.
ugpub 10y ago
stackoverflow.com (actually, and through my ISP) points to 104.16.33.249 and that IP also shows my ISP's page - https://imgur.com/CgECUZR https://imgur.com/CgECUZR - so i don't think this is DNS hijacking; the DNS mapping is correct but the actual content has changed. - I have paid the bills - Clicking continue just goes into my ISP account panel and not to the actual site, so not really an "offer" popup or anything. - Yes they definitely are. Most of the "my Internet" now points to their servers. I have no idea how long they're going to take to fix this.