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번역 관련 문제 보고
Like, did you clear your browser cache?
Try exiting your Steam -client
Hold down your [Windows] and [R] -keys
Open up the Steam -folder within and remove the htmlcache -folder
Then hold down [Windows] and [R] -keys
When it comes to getting rid of the thing from your PC, please view this.
https://malwaretips.com/blogs/ads-by-dns-unlocker-removal/
This will help prevent the adwre running/hijacking, while you clean.
Download SpyBot (Free Edition):
https://www.safer-networking.org/mirrors/
Install and update it. Run a full scan, wait till it finishes and show results. This will find a lot, even minor privacy issues, either remove the high risk or all.
Optionally also apply the SpyBot Immuniation Tool. This will block out thousands of known malware/adware websites, to help prevent future infections.
Under your web-browser, remove/disable the plugins/extentions, clear the temporary internet files, and reset the browser default settings under it's options.
Once clean, flush your DNS cache...
Run "cmd.exe" (right-clicking it and selecting "Run as admin")
In the open prompt, type “ipconfig /flushdns” (without the quotes).
Ensure your DNS isn't spoofed, then reboot back to normal mode. Recheck if desired.
Also in the current scan, there are atleast 15 different adware sites (PricePeep, BestPriceNinja, Crossrider, Amonitize)
Its done now, and ooh shift there is this
Trojan.DNSChanger.DNSRst in registry data
DNS is your Domain Name System - When you type URL names into your web-browser address bar, it looks them up on the DNS to resolve them to the correct IP Address.
DNS spoof / changers affects that, letting them inject other target IP Address which might be malicious or just advertising, but also gives them a chance to snoop the details you are sending out. Passwords might be unsecurity sent to the wrong destination, so it's a good idea to change them, etc.
If you still believe it's being DNS spoofed... right-click your network icon (bottom-right taskbar) > open "Network and Sharing Center". Click on your "Connection" > "Properties" > under the list look for "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" and go into the "Properties" of that, then you should find "Obtain DNS server automatically" or use the following DNS server...
You can set them to a trusted DNS, such as Google DNS servers (find one you perfer or hard code your ISP DNS server addresses if desired)...
Preferred DNS server: 8.8.8.8
Alternate DNS server: 8.8.4.4
Validate settings upon exit and "OK".
I really appreciate you guys helping me