Prior to any network attack, hacker initially alters the DNS
server setting on your router and direct it toward malicious DNS server. So
when users try to navigate to the particular website, the DNS server direct
them to a phishing site. This is a dangerous situation especially when you are
executing an online banking. Hacker can deliberately fool you and stole all the
information regarding your bank account.
The majority of users are not aware of the fact that phishing site
won’t have an HTTPS encryption. Nonetheless, hackers may also inject spyware
and adware on the user's network. This further direct them to a server
providing a script that injects ads. In case if your router security has been
compromised, you can follow the underneath steps to recover it back.
● Visit your
router’s web-based interface and go through the DNS server setting.
● With the
help of a router’s documentation, check the connection’s gateway address.
● Sign in with
your account credential.
● Look for the
DNS setting in the internet connection or WAN connection.
● If it’s set
to “Manual”, that could very well be a problem.
● Set it to
Automatic to fix this issue.
Tips to intact your router security
● Enable
automatic firmware updates if it is available, or otherwise, you need to update
the firmware of your router on the regular basis.
● Deactivate
remote access on the router’s web-based administration pages.
● Change the
username and the password to the router’s web-based administration interface.
● Deactivate
the UPnP option on the router.
On the other hand, if you are dealing with some other severe
router malfunctionality then feel free to dial Cisco
Router Tech Support Number 1-855-536-5666
and associate with our experts today.

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