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O.T...EMPURRTINT MEZASH FRUM YUR Diplocat 2 DA White House ... Pi2nya
Tuu mutsh infurrmashumn but empurrtint frum da White House...
WARNING: You could lose the internet Monday This from my Antee Carole. I checked with snopes.com...TRUE! just enter: http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/dnschanger.asp furr awlla da deetailz. Many hoominz have known about it for quite a while, DumMeowmee completly missed out. :p The FBI is directing computer users to the following site to see if your computer is infected http://www.dcwg.org or more directly... http://www.dns-ok.us/ It takes a second to check, especially with the direct site http://www.dns-ok.us/. If it comes up green, your are good. I got a green ;-). If not, the fix is not hard. Remember, you have untill Sunday nite to protect yourself. I believe that what is being said is that yur computer content is not scanned by this , program, it just ascertains that it is directed to the correct website, instead of being kidnapped to a fallacious one. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh Meowmee wented directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know we gotz gween,so ar ho kay. HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mutsh murr infurmashun, if yu kaynt konfinze yur hoomin enny wudder waye... Thousands could lose access to the Internet on July 9 due to a virus, DNSChanger, that once infected approximately 4 million computers across the world! The Federal Bureau of Investigation first gave details about the virus last November, when it announced the arrest of the malware’s authors. The virus, as its name indicates, affected computers’ abilities to correctly access the Internet’s DNS system — essentially, the Internet’s phone book. The virus would redirect Internet users to fake DNS servers, often sending them to fake sites or places that promoted fake products. Once the FBI shut down the operation, it built a safety net of new servers to redirect traffic from those infected with the virus.But that safety net is going offline next Monday meaning that anyone who is still infected with the virus will lose access to the Internet unless they remove it from their machine.To see if you have the virus, you can head to any number of checker Web sites such as the DNS Changer Working Group or theFBI itself to either enter your IP address or simply click a button to run a check against addresses known to have problems. With any luck, you’ll be free and clear and won’t have to worry about the problem any further.If you are infected with the virus, then you’ve got a longer — but not impossible — process ahead of you. According to the DCWG, those infected with the virus should first back up any important files. You can do that fairly easily with an external hard drive or even a thumb drive.From there, you can run one of several trusted tools to get rid of the virus. Again, the DCWG has a list of them on its site, which includes programs such as Microsoft Windows Defender Off line, Norton Power Eraser and MacScan, all of which have updated their definitions to include this particular virus.The group recommends that you use multiple tools to make sure you have a wider net of virus definitions to choose from.Scanning your computer regularly for viruses is a good idea anyway, to make sure that your virus definitions are up-to-date. So even if you’ve scanned in the past few months, take this opportunity to run a check and avoid your own personal doomsday. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh I went with it, going directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know I'm OK, HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House aka Pitoonya, AKA Sweetee, Grand Pooh Bah (I aprove diz message) |
O.T...EMPURRTINT MEZASH FRUM YUR Diplocat 2 DA White House ... Pi2nya
Fank yu Pi2nya fur diz infurmashun. Mai Meowmie sent diz infurmashun tu lotz uf hoomins, bof neer n far uhwai. Mosey--grateful fur yew. Tuu mutsh infurrmashumn but empurrtint frum da White House... WARNING: You could lose the internet Monday This from my Antee Carole. I checked with snopes.com...TRUE! just enter: http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/dnschanger.asp furr awlla da deetailz. Many hoominz have known about it for quite a while, DumMeowmee completly missed out. :p The FBI is directing computer users to the following site to see if your computer is infected http://www.dcwg.org or more directly... http://www.dns-ok.us/ It takes a second to check, especially with the direct site http://www.dns-ok.us/. If it comes up green, your are good. I got a green ;-). If not, the fix is not hard. Remember, you have untill Sunday nite to protect yourself. I believe that what is being said is that yur computer content is not scanned by this , program, it just ascertains that it is directed to the correct website, instead of being kidnapped to a fallacious one. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh Meowmee wented directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know we gotz gween,so ar ho kay. HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mutsh murr infurmashun, if yu kaynt konfinze yur hoomin enny wudder waye... Thousands could lose access to the Internet on July 9 due to a virus, DNSChanger, that once infected approximately 4 million computers across the world! The Federal Bureau of Investigation first gave details about the virus last November, when it announced the arrest of the malware’s authors. The virus, as its name indicates, affected computers’ abilities to correctly access the Internet’s DNS system — essentially, the Internet’s phone book. The virus would redirect Internet users to fake DNS servers, often sending them to fake sites or places that promoted fake products. Once the FBI shut down the operation, it built a safety net of new servers to redirect traffic from those infected with the virus.But that safety net is going offline next Monday meaning that anyone who is still infected with the virus will lose access to the Internet unless they remove it from their machine.To see if you have the virus, you can head to any number of checker Web sites such as the DNS Changer Working Group or theFBI itself to either enter your IP address or simply click a button to run a check against addresses known to have problems. With any luck, you’ll be free and clear and won’t have to worry about the problem any further.If you are infected with the virus, then you’ve got a longer — but not impossible — process ahead of you. According to the DCWG, those infected with the virus should first back up any important files. You can do that fairly easily with an external hard drive or even a thumb drive.From there, you can run one of several trusted tools to get rid of the virus. Again, the DCWG has a list of them on its site, which includes programs such as Microsoft Windows Defender Off line, Norton Power Eraser and MacScan, all of which have updated their definitions to include this particular virus.The group recommends that you use multiple tools to make sure you have a wider net of virus definitions to choose from.Scanning your computer regularly for viruses is a good idea anyway, to make sure that your virus definitions are up-to-date. So even if you’ve scanned in the past few months, take this opportunity to run a check and avoid your own personal doomsday. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh I went with it, going directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know I'm OK, HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House aka Pitoonya, AKA Sweetee, Grand Pooh Bah (I aprove diz message) |
O.T...HEY Pi2nya[ AEMPURRTINT MEZASH FRUM YUR Diplocat 2 DA White House ... Pi2nya
Mosey,, Vice Gerand Pooh-Bah heeer.. ai sendud da whole 'hoominspeek mesug tu lotz uh hoominz n une uf dem rote mai mweomi bak, n fanked hur fur da uhlurt Awf fur uh gnap gnow...' Fank yu Pi2nya fur diz infurmashun. Mai Meowmie sent diz infurmashun tu lotz uf hoomins, bof neer n far uhwai. Mosey--grateful fur yew. Tuu mutsh infurrmashumn but empurrtint frum da White House... WARNING: You could lose the internet Monday This from my Antee Carole. I checked with snopes.com...TRUE! just enter: http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/dnschanger.asp furr awlla da deetailz. Many hoominz have known about it for quite a while, DumMeowmee completly missed out. :p The FBI is directing computer users to the following site to see if your computer is infected http://www.dcwg.org or more directly... http://www.dns-ok.us/ It takes a second to check, especially with the direct site http://www.dns-ok.us/. If it comes up green, your are good. I got a green ;-). If not, the fix is not hard. Remember, you have untill Sunday nite to protect yourself. I believe that what is being said is that yur computer content is not scanned by this , program, it just ascertains that it is directed to the correct website, instead of being kidnapped to a fallacious one. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh Meowmee wented directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know we gotz gween,so ar ho kay. HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mutsh murr infurmashun, if yu kaynt konfinze yur hoomin enny wudder waye... Thousands could lose access to the Internet on July 9 due to a virus, DNSChanger, that once infected approximately 4 million computers across the world! The Federal Bureau of Investigation first gave details about the virus last November, when it announced the arrest of the malware’s authors. The virus, as its name indicates, affected computers’ abilities to correctly access the Internet’s DNS system — essentially, the Internet’s phone book. The virus would redirect Internet users to fake DNS servers, often sending them to fake sites or places that promoted fake products. Once the FBI shut down the operation, it built a safety net of new servers to redirect traffic from those infected with the virus.But that safety net is going offline next Monday meaning that anyone who is still infected with the virus will lose access to the Internet unless they remove it from their machine.To see if you have the virus, you can head to any number of checker Web sites such as the DNS Changer Working Group or theFBI itself to either enter your IP address or simply click a button to run a check against addresses known to have problems. With any luck, you’ll be free and clear and won’t have to worry about the problem any further.If you are infected with the virus, then you’ve got a longer — but not impossible — process ahead of you. According to the DCWG, those infected with the virus should first back up any important files. You can do that fairly easily with an external hard drive or even a thumb drive.From there, you can run one of several trusted tools to get rid of the virus. Again, the DCWG has a list of them on its site, which includes programs such as Microsoft Windows Defender Off line, Norton Power Eraser and MacScan, all of which have updated their definitions to include this particular virus.The group recommends that you use multiple tools to make sure you have a wider net of virus definitions to choose from.Scanning your computer regularly for viruses is a good idea anyway, to make sure that your virus definitions are up-to-date. So even if you’ve scanned in the past few months, take this opportunity to run a check and avoid your own personal doomsday. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh I went with it, going directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know I'm OK, HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House aka Pitoonya, AKA Sweetee, Grand Pooh Bah (I aprove diz message) |
O.T...EMPURRTINT MEZASH FRUM YUR Diplocat 2 DA White House ... Pi2nya
On Jul 6, 4:23*pm, "Pi2nya AKA Sweetee"
wrote: Tuu mutsh infurrmashumn but empurrtint frum da White House... WARNING: You could lose the internet Monday This from my Antee Carole. I checked with snopes.com...TRUE! just enter:http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/dnschanger.asp furr awlla da deetailz. Many hoominz have known about it for quite a while, DumMeowmee completly missed out. *:p The FBI is directing computer users to the following site to see if your computer is infectedhttp://www.dcwg.org* * *or *more directly...http://www.dns-ok.us/ It takes a second to check, especially with the direct sitehttp://www.dns-ok.us/. If it comes up green, your are good. * I got a green * *;-). If not, the fix is not hard. *Remember, you have untill Sunday nite to protect yourself. I believe that what is being said *is that yur computer content is not scanned by this *, *program, it just ascertains that it is directed to the correct website, instead of being kidnapped to a fallacious one. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh Meowmee wented directly tohttp://www.dns-ok.us* .Great good to know we gotz gween,so ar ho kay. HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House ---------------------------------------------------------------------------*------ Mutsh murr infurmashun, if yu kaynt konfinze yur hoomin enny wudder waye... Thousands could lose access to the Internet on July 9 due to a virus, DNSChanger, that once infected approximately 4 million computers across the world! The Federal Bureau of Investigation first gave details about the virus last November, when it announced the arrest of the malware’s authors. The virus, as its name indicates, affected computers’ abilities to correctly access the Internet’s DNS system — essentially, the Internet’s phone book. The virus would redirect Internet users to fake DNS servers, often sending them to fake sites or places that promoted fake products. Once the FBI shut down the operation, it built a safety net of new servers to redirect traffic from those infected with the virus.But that safety net is going offline next Monday meaning that anyone who is still infected with the virus will lose access to the Internet unless they remove it from their machine.To see if you have the virus, you can head to any number of checker Web sites such as the DNS Changer Working Group or theFBI itself to either enter your IP address or simply click a button to run a check against addresses known to have problems. With any luck, you’ll be free and clear and won’t have to worry about the problem any further.If you are infected with the virus, then you’ve got a longer — but not impossible — process ahead of you. According to the DCWG, those infected with the virus should first back up any important files. You can do that fairly easily with an external hard drive or even a thumb drive.From there, you can run one of several trusted tools to get rid of the virus. Again, the DCWG has a list of them on its site, which includes programs such as Microsoft Windows Defender Off line, Norton Power Eraser and MacScan, all of which have updated their definitions to include this particular virus.The group recommends that you use multiple tools to make sure you have a wider net of virus definitions to choose from.Scanning your computer regularly for viruses is a good idea anyway, to make sure that your virus definitions are up-to-date. So even if you’ve scanned in the past few months, take this opportunity to run a check and avoid your own personal doomsday. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh I went with it, going directly tohttp://www.dns-ok.us* .Great good to know I'm OK, HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House aka Pitoonya, AKA Sweetee, Grand Pooh Bah (I aprove diz message) Fangyu Madam Diplocat. Yoo ar purrfurming a impurrtint furnction an hab wifoutted a daowt, safed ussess awl. I wil summit yoor naym fur Meddl ob Awnur catsidurayshun. MeOwy, sew fangful |
O.T...EMPURRTINT MEZASH FRUM YUR Diplocat 2 DA White House ... Pi2nya
Fank yu Pi2nya fur diz infurmashun. Mai Meowmie sent diz infurmashun tu lotz uf hoomins, bof neer n far uhwai. ai ugrei wif yew Meoy, mai wink, dat Pi2nya shud git uh medul uf honur fur teling usses uhbaowt diz. Mosey--grateful Tuu mutsh infurrmashumn but empurrtint frum da White House... WARNING: You could lose the internet Monday This from my Antee Carole. I checked with snopes.com...TRUE! just enter: http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/dnschanger.asp furr awlla da deetailz. Many hoominz have known about it for quite a while, DumMeowmee completly missed out. :p The FBI is directing computer users to the following site to see if your computer is infected http://www.dcwg.org or more directly... http://www.dns-ok.us/ It takes a second to check, especially with the direct site http://www.dns-ok.us/. If it comes up green, your are good. I got a green ;-). If not, the fix is not hard. Remember, you have untill Sunday nite to protect yourself. I believe that what is being said is that yur computer content is not scanned by this , program, it just ascertains that it is directed to the correct website, instead of being kidnapped to a fallacious one. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh Meowmee wented directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know we gotz gween,so ar ho kay. HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mutsh murr infurmashun, if yu kaynt konfinze yur hoomin enny wudder waye... Thousands could lose access to the Internet on July 9 due to a virus, DNSChanger, that once infected approximately 4 million computers across the world! The Federal Bureau of Investigation first gave details about the virus last November, when it announced the arrest of the malware’s authors. The virus, as its name indicates, affected computers’ abilities to correctly access the Internet’s DNS system — essentially, the Internet’s phone book. The virus would redirect Internet users to fake DNS servers, often sending them to fake sites or places that promoted fake products. Once the FBI shut down the operation, it built a safety net of new servers to redirect traffic from those infected with the virus.But that safety net is going offline next Monday meaning that anyone who is still infected with the virus will lose access to the Internet unless they remove it from their machine.To see if you have the virus, you can head to any number of checker Web sites such as the DNS Changer Working Group or theFBI itself to either enter your IP address or simply click a button to run a check against addresses known to have problems. With any luck, you’ll be free and clear and won’t have to worry about the problem any further.If you are infected with the virus, then you’ve got a longer — but not impossible — process ahead of you. According to the DCWG, those infected with the virus should first back up any important files. You can do that fairly easily with an external hard drive or even a thumb drive.From there, you can run one of several trusted tools to get rid of the virus. Again, the DCWG has a list of them on its site, which includes programs such as Microsoft Windows Defender Off line, Norton Power Eraser and MacScan, all of which have updated their definitions to include this particular virus.The group recommends that you use multiple tools to make sure you have a wider net of virus definitions to choose from.Scanning your computer regularly for viruses is a good idea anyway, to make sure that your virus definitions are up-to-date. So even if you’ve scanned in the past few months, take this opportunity to run a check and avoid your own personal doomsday. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh I went with it, going directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know I'm OK, HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House aka Pitoonya, AKA Sweetee, Grand Pooh Bah (I aprove diz message) |
O.T...EMPURRTINT MEZASH FRUM YUR Diplocat 2 DA White House ... Pi2nya
Fangyou bery, bery much, butid mai hoomin gottet an emael frum Mosey
anna hiz hooman abut diz pwoblim anna ha haz chekked da pooter, anna it iz gudgud. dis is a bery, bery importunt fing tu be shur dat yur pooter duzent hab dis pwoblum. lorelei On Fri, 6 Jul 2012 16:23:28 -0700, "Pi2nya AKA Sweetee" wrote: Tuu mutsh infurrmashumn but empurrtint frum da White House... WARNING: You could lose the internet Monday This from my Antee Carole. I checked with snopes.com...TRUE! just enter: http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/dnschanger.asp furr awlla da deetailz. Many hoominz have known about it for quite a while, DumMeowmee completly missed out. :p The FBI is directing computer users to the following site to see if your computer is infected http://www.dcwg.org or more directly... http://www.dns-ok.us/ It takes a second to check, especially with the direct site http://www.dns-ok.us/. If it comes up green, your are good. I got a green ;-). If not, the fix is not hard. Remember, you have untill Sunday nite to protect yourself. I believe that what is being said is that yur computer content is not scanned by this , program, it just ascertains that it is directed to the correct website, instead of being kidnapped to a fallacious one. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh Meowmee wented directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know we gotz gween,so ar ho kay. HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mutsh murr infurmashun, if yu kaynt konfinze yur hoomin enny wudder waye... Thousands could lose access to the Internet on July 9 due to a virus, DNSChanger, that once infected approximately 4 million computers across the world! The Federal Bureau of Investigation first gave details about the virus last November, when it announced the arrest of the malware’s authors. The virus, as its name indicates, affected computers’ abilities to correctly access the Internet’s DNS system — essentially, the Internet’s phone book. The virus would redirect Internet users to fake DNS servers, often sending them to fake sites or places that promoted fake products. Once the FBI shut down the operation, it built a safety net of new servers to redirect traffic from those infected with the virus.But that safety net is going offline next Monday meaning that anyone who is still infected with the virus will lose access to the Internet unless they remove it from their machine.To see if you have the virus, you can head to any number of checker Web sites such as the DNS Changer Working Group or theFBI itself to either enter your IP address or simply click a button to run a check against addresses known to have problems. With any luck, you’ll be free and clear and won’t have to worry about the problem any further.If you are infected with the virus, then you’ve got a longer — but not impossible — process ahead of you. According to the DCWG, those infected with the virus should first back up any important files. You can do that fairly easily with an external hard drive or even a thumb drive.From there, you can run one of several trusted tools to get rid of the virus. Again, the DCWG has a list of them on its site, which includes programs such as Microsoft Windows Defender Off line, Norton Power Eraser and MacScan, all of which have updated their definitions to include this particular virus.The group recommends that you use multiple tools to make sure you have a wider net of virus definitions to choose from.Scanning your computer regularly for viruses is a good idea anyway, to make sure that your virus definitions are up-to-date. So even if you’ve scanned in the past few months, take this opportunity to run a check and avoid your own personal doomsday. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh I went with it, going directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know I'm OK, HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House aka Pitoonya, AKA Sweetee, Grand Pooh Bah (I aprove diz message) |
O.T...EMPURRTINT MEZASH FRUM YUR Diplocat 2 DA White House ... Pi2nya
yeUP,lorelei ai snet lotza hoominz Bcc'z uf thiz info. ai wuna sabe da inturnut frun uh majur CATastr0fy. Mosey---gween tu goe ulso Fangyou bery, bery much, butid mai hoomin gottet an emael frum Mosey anna hiz hooman abut diz pwoblim anna ha haz chekked da pooter, anna it iz gudgud. dis is a bery, bery importunt fing tu be shur dat yur pooter duzent hab dis pwoblum. lorelei On Fri, 6 Jul 2012 16:23:28 -0700, "Pi2nya AKA Sweetee" wrote: Tuu mutsh infurrmashumn but empurrtint frum da White House... WARNING: You could lose the internet Monday This from my Antee Carole. I checked with snopes.com...TRUE! just enter: http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/dnschanger.asp furr awlla da deetailz. Many hoominz have known about it for quite a while, DumMeowmee completly missed out. :p The FBI is directing computer users to the following site to see if your computer is infected http://www.dcwg.org or more directly... http://www.dns-ok.us/ It takes a second to check, especially with the direct site http://www.dns-ok.us/. If it comes up green, your are good. I got a green ;-). If not, the fix is not hard. Remember, you have untill Sunday nite to protect yourself. I believe that what is being said is that yur computer content is not scanned by this , program, it just ascertains that it is directed to the correct website, instead of being kidnapped to a fallacious one. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh Meowmee wented directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know we gotz gween,so ar ho kay. HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mutsh murr infurmashun, if yu kaynt konfinze yur hoomin enny wudder waye... Thousands could lose access to the Internet on July 9 due to a virus, DNSChanger, that once infected approximately 4 million computers across the world! The Federal Bureau of Investigation first gave details about the virus last November, when it announced the arrest of the malware’s authors. The virus, as its name indicates, affected computers’ abilities to correctly access the Internet’s DNS system — essentially, the Internet’s phone book. The virus would redirect Internet users to fake DNS servers, often sending them to fake sites or places that promoted fake products. Once the FBI shut down the operation, it built a safety net of new servers to redirect traffic from those infected with the virus.But that safety net is going offline next Monday meaning that anyone who is still infected with the virus will lose access to the Internet unless they remove it from their machine.To see if you have the virus, you can head to any number of checker Web sites such as the DNS Changer Working Group or theFBI itself to either enter your IP address or simply click a button to run a check against addresses known to have problems. With any luck, you’ll be free and clear and won’t have to worry about the problem any further.If you are infected with the virus, then you’ve got a longer — but not impossible — process ahead of you. According to the DCWG, those infected with the virus should first back up any important files. You can do that fairly easily with an external hard drive or even a thumb drive.From there, you can run one of several trusted tools to get rid of the virus. Again, the DCWG has a list of them on its site, which includes programs such as Microsoft Windows Defender Off line, Norton Power Eraser and MacScan, all of which have updated their definitions to include this particular virus.The group recommends that you use multiple tools to make sure you have a wider net of virus definitions to choose from.Scanning your computer regularly for viruses is a good idea anyway, to make sure that your virus definitions are up-to-date. So even if you’ve scanned in the past few months, take this opportunity to run a check and avoid your own personal doomsday. The option to doing nothing is to run the risk of Monday takeover sigh I went with it, going directly to http://www.dns-ok.us .Great good to know I'm OK, HTH (hope this helps//happy to help....your choice) Pitoonya, Diplocat tu da White House aka Pitoonya, AKA Sweetee, Grand Pooh Bah (I aprove diz message) |
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