DNS poison attack

I just got DNS poison attack from omegle.com i should never went there how do i fix it please

Seems easy to fix. Step one, make sure there isn't a static dns server on your pc that isn't what you expect. Step 2, flush your DNS cache with, ipconfig /flushing.

Should be it.

tried it last night no go even talked to my isp i hope my pc was not hacked from this or something changed. it is on all my computers are banned. and i get taken to some random site know when i go to there page.

Start by d/l ing & doing as full system scan with Malwarebytes, d/l the free version, uncheck the "start free pro trial" box & let it scan. If it finds anything, check the box next to the item(s) & quarantine the item(s).

https://www.malwarebytes.org/free/

After the scan, follow the directions on this tutorial:

http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/30136-dns-resolver-cache-flush-reset-windows.html

HI Borg 386 no go i think they did something directly to my modem going to try a modem swap with comcast think that might fix? its affecting another computer that was never ever on that site. so do you think a new modem would do it?

Your modem should have a reset button in the back, that will erase everything & reset it fo it's default state. Use Google to find the procedure for your particular modem brand/model.

You might also want to d/l Malwarebytes on a clean PC & then transfer it on the infected machine via Flash Drive.

MY question is why would it also affect a pc that has never been on that chat site at all? my ISP had me check it last night and is doing the same thing. i did the reset on modem and nothing do you think they messed up my IP and DNS ?. could the virus affect another pc if it is one?. god i new i should never went to that random chat site but i had to be curious as all humans are.

Multiple computers would be banned as they share the Comcast external IP that you have. That part doesn't surprise me.

Check your routers DHCP setting to be sure your DNS is right there.

Usually the modem/router is not the device infected, it's generally the clients.

new modem fixed it got a new ip and all the works looks like i'm good to go, the guy said the must have infected the dns on the gateway itself. Would it be worth using Open DNS?

Glad that got it sorted . I have no experience with OpenDNS, but someone in here probably does. And you can always do the research on Google to see what others think/rate it.

I've got this exact same problem. Any suggestions on what to do? I've tried flushing and restarting my modem, but nothing has worked. I'm not sure how to proceed. Any help you can provide would be much appreciated!

Do I have no choice but to buy a new modem? And how serious is the DNS attack? Are they spying on everything I do, or just when I visit the omegle domain?

Omegle is best left alone don't go there, yes in order to clear it you need a new modem sorry to say that, Its not going to spy on you and no your not being watched at all, but it best to get it taken care of as you could get a virus if the DNS poison decided to sling you to another site infected with one. Also do a complete virus scan as the guy who gives you this said on another forum he started to place files on the persons pc, this was long after i left omegle, so i never got it, but it would be best to scan your pc and look for anything not suppose to be there or out of the ordinary from the norm on your pc.

Well that's a bit frustrating, but also a huge relief. At least I don't need to rebuild my whole computer. I'm moving in a couple of months, which will involve switching out modems--I may just wait until then to replace the modem.

I've done a virus scan with Avast, AntiMalwareBytes, ESET, and SuperAntiSpyware, and caught quite a few viruses. Nothing major though--it just seems to be adware. Thanks for the heads up--I really appreciate your reply! I'm significantly less freaked out now.

Your most welcome have fun and god bless.