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Brazilian ISPs Hit With Massive DNS Attack 85

wiredmikey writes "Millions of people in Brazil have potentially been exposed to malware, as a result of a nationwide DNS attack. Additionally, several organizations in Brazil are reporting that network devices are also under attack. After being compromised remotely, scores of routers and modems had their DNS settings altered to redirect traffic. In those cases, when employees of the affected companies tried to open any website, they were asked to execute a malicious Java applet, which would install malware presented as 'Google Defence' software."

Comment Re:the organic lobby got one thing right. (Score 0) 921

At what point does food stop being organic? that simple question is enough to stump 99% of people and so i stand by my statement that the organic food industry is duping people.

It's actually quite difficult for a farm or product to get organic certification because the regulations are very specific and strict. Obviously the law varies from country to country, but generally they're very well defined. If you're interested in how the USDA defines it, have a look at their website: http://www.ams.usda.gov/AMSv1.0/nop More here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_certification

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