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DNS hijacks aren't as common as they used to be, but Spyware still replaces your DNS on Windows still to get access to all your traffic.
by xen2xen1 4y ago
DNS hijacks aren't as common as they used to be, but Spyware still replaces your DNS on Windows still to get access to all your traffic.
- anshumankmr 4y agoSorry for no updates, it is working fine for me, not sure what happened, checked a few minutes later after restarting my PC
- dingosity 4y agoIt's also possible one of the TLS endpoints in the rotation didn't get the cert update when everyone else did and was serving an expired cert. Then the Reddit SREs noticed it and fixed it before too many people complained.