Please note: I wrote this story last week for Computerworld New Zealand’s print edition and things have changed after publication. The original is on Computerworld’s website.
New Zealand ISPs are hurriedly patching their servers to avoid attacks from phishers and domain spoofers as the global DNS emergency rolls on.
The process has been far from smooth for [...]
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