PC tutorial Official website of hijacking prevention

DNS hijacking, also known as domain name hijacking, refers to blocking domain name resolution requests within the scope of hijacked network, analyzing the requested domain name, and releasing the requests beyond the scope of review, otherwise returning false IP address or doing nothing to make the request lose response. Its effect is that the specific network can not respond or having the web address visited as a fake one. The simplest way is to replace DNS resolution with foreign Google resolution, which is safe and has no impact on everyone's IP, games, first deposit, preferential activities, etc.

*You can click "One click modify" to download the file and quickly remove the DNS hijacking status. This file does not affect the security of your computer. Please feel free to download!

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Mobile phone tutorial Official website of hijacking prevention

The hacker hijacks the DNS server, meaning to obtain the resolution record control right of a domain name by some means, and then modify the resolution result of the domain name, resulting in the transfer of the access to the domain name from the original IP address to the modified designated IP address, and the result is that the specific web address cannot be accessed or replaced by a fake address, so as to realize the theft of data or damage to the original normal service purpose. The simplest way is to replace DNS resolution with foreign Google resolution, which will have no impact on everyone's IP, games, first deposit, preferential activities, etc.

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