DNS malware affects Mac users

This TechSurvivors thread may be useful.

An important point in the blurb is to check the DNS on all connection methodsâ€”Ethernet, wi-fi, etc.â€”even if you don't use all of them.

Originally Posted By: Ira L

An important point in the blurb is to check the DNS on all connection methodsâ€”Ethernet, wi-fi, etc.â€”even if you don't use all of them.

This is my DNS, before I switch to below
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4

DNS Now
75.75.75.75
75.75.76.76
2001: 558:feed::1
2001: 558:feed::2

Is this ok to use or tell me which one is better
Thank You

Your original numbers are the addresses of Google's servers; what's the source of your new numbers?

More: It looks like your new DNS addresses are for Comcast/Xfinity's servers.

Originally Posted By: artie505

Your original numbers are the addresses of Google's servers; what's the source of your new numbers?

Sorry I dont know what you mean by " Source of your numbers?? " Explain Pls
Yes I have comcast . xfinfity service so is it better to leave it rather than Google's server ??

I think I already answered.

Judging by Google, your numbers come from Comcast/Xfinity, i.e. your router (I guess).

I've got no idea whether its preferable for you to use them or the Google numbers.

Originally Posted By: artie505

I think I already answered.

Judging by Google, your numbers come from Comcast/Xfinity, i.e. your router (I guess).

I've got no idea whether its preferable for you to use them or the Google numbers.

Yes, I m renting router from comcast.. I used comcast service when I learned that from 1 of the forum and dont remember why, went back to comcast now