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Sep 01, 2011 (LBO) - A group of hackers said to be from Sri Lanka are claiming to have 'DNS poisoned' a series of internet servers related to domestic and foreign entities, where viewers are misdirected, using a recently exposed flaw, reports said.

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A patch for the flaw in DNS servers, discovered by Dan Kaminsky, a security issues researcher was released last month.

Update III Sri Lanka members of 'Anonymous', a group of international 'hactivists' promoting internet freedom issues are claiming to have hacked in to domain name servers (DNS) that resolve web addresses using a flaw that was exposed in early July.

The group has labeled themselves the 'Hacktivists Group Who Loves Mother Land Sri Lanka', in twitter posts.

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Posts on cyberwarnews.com and pastebin.com have claimed DNS poisoning attacks by the groups on servers related to telecos, software firms, the military and the Business Software Alliance, a vendor alliance which promotes action against software piracy.

"Software should be free for everyone - this is against you," a post on pastebin.

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The group has also claimed DNS attacks against software vendors like Microsoft and Apple, a blog author on cnet.com said.

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