DNS over HTTPS is a controversial internet privacy technology which would encrypt DNS connections and hide them in the common HTTPS traffic,...
DNS Brute Force Attacks Brute force attacks use scripts or other tools to find all subdomains for a certain domain and expose...
One of the largest verifiable DDoS attacks on record targeted GitHub, a popular online code management service used by millions of developers....
Local DNS hijack — attackers install Trojan malware on a user’s computer, and change the local DNS settings to redirect the user...
Most of the time, DNS spoofing or cache poisoning just involves overwriting your local DNS cache values with fake ones so you...
Google and OpenDNS attach your IP address to the DNS requests. This means that the data is loaded from a server local...
DNS Poisoning (DNS Spoofing): Definition, Technique & Defense. During a DNS poisoning attack, a hacker substitutes the address for a valid website...
How Does Domain Hijacking Work? Generally domain hijacking occurs from unauthorized access to, or exploitation of a vulnerability in a domain name...
What is another name for DNS poisoning? DNS cache poisoning is the act of entering false information into a DNS cache, so...
A DNS Exploit is a vulnerability in the domain name system (DNS) through which an attacker an infiltrate a network. What do...