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Malware when using google?

djmcclusk
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when we try to connect with a google subject, the computer redirects to some other home page for some products we have no interest in, no matter how many times we return to google and try another connection. Also, we have been unable to download pdf's that have been sent to us. Will Splunk be able to help us with these problems? thanks Dan

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gkanapathy
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Possibly, but it is not likely to be the best or easiest way to solve those problems. If you've exhausted all other approaches, you could have Splunk monitor all your machines and infrastructure and traffic, and that may help point at the source of your problems. But for these problems, I think you'll be better off with a more directed investigation.

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gkanapathy
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Possibly, but it is not likely to be the best or easiest way to solve those problems. If you've exhausted all other approaches, you could have Splunk monitor all your machines and infrastructure and traffic, and that may help point at the source of your problems. But for these problems, I think you'll be better off with a more directed investigation.

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