A recent report by Internet security services firm Internet Identity shows that 12% of Fortune 500 computer systems are still infected with the DNSChanger Trojan, according to the website KrebsonSecurity, as well as about with 4% of federal agencies. Systems that are still infected risk being disconnected from the Internet on July 9, when security experts, who have seized control of the infrastructure hosting DNSChanger, face a court order to shut the infrastructure down.
See the full KrebsonSecurity story here.
See Internet Identity blog post.
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