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That article is terrible. It doesn't even specify what routers were affected. Even the article it links to doesn't besides saying that D-Link's router reviews o
by simplexion 11y ago
That article is terrible. It doesn't even specify what routers were affected. Even the article it links to doesn't besides saying that D-Link's router reviews on Amazon show they are at fault.
This is why I only use routers that support OpenWrt.
- evanboho 11y agoI had this happen on my router. It hijacked the DNS for google-analytics.com and fed in some javascript that, on click, opened ad popups. I was able to solve it by hardcoding the DNS servers to 8.8.8.8 and haven't had any other problems.