Yes, but, how is that going to help the originator of this thread?
[HR][/HR]Currently, attempts to browse to <https://www.gstatic.com/> result in:
404. That’s an error.
The requested URL / was not found on this server. That’s all we know.
Which may possibly mean that Google have recognised the issue and done something to alleviate the problems their customers are experiencing.
[HR][/HR]I suspect that, “Sosaidh” and his/her friends will have to initially do what I wrote earlier and also search each user’s directories for traces of a rogue executable (assuming that the thing has begun to drop executable files with the Linux ELF format onto the infected machines).
[HR][/HR]@Sosaidh:
Do you have “wine” installed on your systems?
If so, you may have this malware in the “~/.wine/” directory structures.
- IMHO the only way to effectively remove the thing will be to delete everything in the “~/.wine/” directories, and then re-install the MS Windows applications.