27th June 2012: DNSChanger malware
How to identify and remove it
The DNSChanger malware was first detected in 2007. A computer infected
with DNSChanger malware will have its DNS settings modified by the
malware so the computer is redirected via rogue DNS servers to
various fraudulent websites and made vulnerable to other malicious
software.
The FBI has already seized the rogue DNS servers, replacing them with
non-malicious DNS servers; however those DNS servers will be closed on
9th July 2012.
Should your computer be infected with DNSChanger malware, after 9th
July it will try to access DNS servers that do not exist and this
may result in an inability to view Web sites, send and receive email,
etc.
Please visit this JPCERT Web page for how to identify and remove DNSChanger malware:
>> Infections by Malware which Rewrites DNS Settings (DNSChanger)