Checking for issues with my network. Some sites are redirecting me to phishing pages on all devices.
Checking for issues with my network. Some sites are redirecting me to phishing pages on all devices.
It seems your network has been taken over to send users to fake Amazon sites. This is impacting the mobile app and making it hard to remove. I’ve changed my router settings and set a new password for TP-Link. I ran thorough scans with Norton, Malwarebytes, AdwCleaner, and Hitmanpro, but nothing came up. The issue also blocks Netflix apps, likely because they’re redirected through the hijacked site. Any suggestions on how to resolve this?
Noted, this could have been shared in Troubleshooting instead. Apologies for the oversight.
I only realized it was a virus after it started redirecting me to verify my credit card. It blocks Chrome but works on Safari, which I thought might be the problem. In reality, Safari has much weaker security and leads to a phishing site that tricks me into entering my social security number. It seems the threat is tied to my personal network, not my business or mobile hotspot. I’m unsure how to remove it completely or trace its origin. I should mention that the issue appears only when connected to my home network, not other connections. If you want, I can help you check your network settings for possible changes.
You're experiencing issues with your TP-Link Archer C3200 where changing DNS settings doesn't take effect, and the problematic DNS persists. It's possible the device has been compromised in some way.
It stays where it is—on the device (iPad, Laptop, etc.) or on the router? Please share screenshots of the router if you need more details.