benevolent virus making your router safer

[gorobei]

http://www.maximumpc.com/router-virus-seemingly-fights-the-good-fight/

whitehat hacker, darknet defense against nsa, or future superbot dns.
only time will tell.

 

[John Connor]

There's a thread about this in the security subforum. I actually read about this long before it was posted here and was gonna post about it.

 

[chimaxi83]

There's a thread about this in the security subforum. I actually read about this long before it was posted here and was gonna post about it.

But you didn't! LOL!

 

[Fritzo]

There's a thread about this in the security subforum. I actually read about this long before it was posted here and was gonna post about it.

Well, I saw it before you did and was going to post about it, but I thought I'd wait for you to post it, and you didn't!

 

[Gibsons]

Well, I saw it before you did and was going to post about it, but I thought I'd wait for you to post it, and you didn't!

LOL!

 

[IronWing]

Well, I saw it before you did and was going to post about it, but I thought I'd wait for you to post it, and you didn't!

Well, I know nothing about nothing but I wasn't going to let that stop me from posting about it. I didn't post before you because the keys bruise my finger tips with every tap.

 

[SlitheryDee]

This is clearly a manifestation of the great hacker war going on behind the scenes. The evil hackers (lead by 1h3dark0n3) have to control a certain number of devices in order to execute their plot for world domination, so to foil them the good hackers (lead by sh1n1ngkn1ght1337) had to create a virus that would remove the evil code and prevent it's re-installation. This battle has been raging for eons, but the stakes have never been higher. #dontletevilwin