Beware: DNSChanger May Shutdown Your Internet On Monday - Read how you can be protected!!

Beware all internet users !!

A malware DNSChanger is going to be unleashed on Monday and all computers which get infected will lose internet access.

The malware, a variant of notorious Ziob Trojan, when infects a computer goes into the Windows registry and changes the DNS name servers so that when you browse the internet, you are automatically re-routed to the culprit’s ad-ridden websites from which they earn money (the group of hackers made over $10 million from it).

Though the drakness looms for all net users, there is light at the end of the tunnel as there are ways to detect and remove this malware.

You are suggested to go to McAfee’s DNSChanger Detection And Removal Tool. If it detects the presence of DNSChanger, it will help you remove any changes the malware made when it installed itself on your computer.

Please share this post with your friends and family so that they do not lose internet access this Monday.

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Microsoft will announce 'something big' on Monday

Microsoft to announce something BIG on Monday

Speculation is rising that Microsoft will formally introduce the Windows Tablet next Monday - with the tech giant holding a mysterious event in San Francisco.

AllThingsD, a respected tech site, say sources have told them that this is a tablet event, introducing the software and the first apps which will run on the system.

Early models of Windows tablets have been spotted at tech shows in Japan, with Acer among the manufacturers building the hardware.

It will be big news If Microsoft reveals an in-house tablet - one manufactured by Microsoft itself or perhaps by its latest bedfellow Nokia - as the company has generally stayed away from making direct hardware outside the peripheral market.


Read more: Daily Mail

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Watch Annular solar eclipse Monday morning

An 'annular solar eclipse' is expected to become visible for those along its narrow 8,500-mile path, when the moon blocks around 90 per cent of the sun leaving just a thin ring around the edges.

Path: The eclipse begins in eastern Asia on Monday then crosses the north Pacific to end in western U.S. [Map: Mail Online]

Early risers in southern China, northern Taiwan and southeastern Japan will get the best view on Monday morning.

Thousands of people in the western U.S. will be treated to a rare 'ring of fire' eclipse this evening.

Read more: Mail Online

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