Your popular sites may have additions to their URL, or they may behave differently. However, a slower internet connection doesn’t necessarily mean your router is infected.
This is because your bandwidth will be used for malicious activities such as redirecting traffic to and from various destinations as directed by the malware. A router malware infection may cause your connection to the internet to be painfully slow. If your router is infected or its DNS has been hijacked, you should notice the following tell-a-tale signs. Tips to Enhance Your Router’s SecurityĪt times, the warning from Avast antivirus might be a false positive. How to Fix the Avast’s ‘your router is infected/DNS hijack found’ Error If a machine misses an update because it is turned off the "switch" doesn't occur and the setting stays unchanged. Every few days an update adds the Sensitive Data scan item - and more rarely an update deactivates the setting. All I can say is that not all updates reset the Sensitive Data "switch" as machines on the same Update version can have opposite Smart Scan configurations. I have tried disabling "streaming updates" in Update Settings to try and make it easier to identify when the "switch" command occurs - but so far results are not clear. Quote from: DougCuk on January 01, 2019, 05:54:52 PM It appears the "switch" to alter the setting is contained in some (but not all) VPS Definition updates. This is a bad trend as it just annoys customers and makes them less likely to recommend the product. This was a common problem with the AVG Free software - conflicting messages created by the marketing and technical teams. I am beginning to think there are two opposing factions inside Avast - one (marketing) wants the setting active for up-selling to the Pro version - the other wants it deactivated as it shouldn't be there in the Free version.
It appears the "switch" to alter the setting is contained in some (but not all) VPS Definition updates.
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