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What is an external authoritative name server and its effect in DNS cache Poisoning [on hold]

Posted on February 11, 2019 by Henok Tesfaye

There are several obstacles an attacker like Eve must overcome to
issue a fake DNS response that will be accepted. First, an attacker
must issue a response to her own DNS query before the authoritative
name server is… Continue reading What is an external authoritative name server and its effect in DNS cache Poisoning [on hold]→

Posted in dns

NoScript(Firefox plugin) in terms of security?

Posted on February 10, 2019 by Henok Tesfaye

Encode them before executing the page on the user’s web browser (i.e.
NoScript – Firefox plugin)

I’m reading about XSS defenses, the slide describes the quote as “proxy-based XSS defense”. How can NoScript be used this… Continue reading NoScript(Firefox plugin) in terms of security?→

Posted in Firefox, xss

TCP Scans vs SYN Scans in port scanning

Posted on February 9, 2019 by Henok Tesfaye

What is the difference between TCP Scans and SYN Scans?

Continue reading TCP Scans vs SYN Scans in port scanning→

Posted in network-scanners, ports

IP suite packet integrity

Posted on February 9, 2019 by Henok Tesfaye

Finally, while the IP header contains a noncryptographic checksum for
verifying the integrity of the header, there is no attempt to do the
same for the payload.

Source(Introduction to Computer Security by Michael_Goo… Continue reading IP suite packet integrity→

Posted in ip, packet

Glue record in DNS [on hold]

Posted on February 8, 2019 by Henok Tesfaye

Using Subdomain Resolution for DNS Cache Poisoning

By itself, this
attack accomplishes little—on a successful attempt, the at- tacker
only manages to poison the DNS record for a nonexistent domain. This
is where th… Continue reading Glue record in DNS [on hold]→

Posted in dns, dns spoofing

How is infinite loop created in DNS query? [on hold]

Posted on February 8, 2019 by Henok Tesfaye

Another challenge in the resolution of domain names is the possi-
bility of infinite loops. Suppose in the example above, the .com name
server replied indicating that the authoritative name server for the
ex- ample.c… Continue reading How is infinite loop created in DNS query? [on hold]→

Posted in dns, dns spoofing

SYN Cookies Limitation [on hold]

Posted on February 8, 2019 by Henok Tesfaye

SYN cookies do not ordinarily allow the use of the TCP options field,
since this information is usually stored alongside SYN queue entries.

What does it mean? Why it is considered as a limitation?

Continue reading SYN Cookies Limitation [on hold]→

Posted in cookies, TCP

What is the purpose of using random IP addresses in SYN Flood Attack?

Posted on February 8, 2019 by Henok Tesfaye

What is the purpose of using random IP addresses in SYN Flood Attack?

Continue reading What is the purpose of using random IP addresses in SYN Flood Attack?→

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Flooding

How does IP traceback works?

Posted on February 7, 2019 by Henok Tesfaye

In part prompted by the difficulties in determining the true origins
of DDOS attacks featuring spoofed IP addresses, researchers have
attempted to develop the concept of IP traceback: determining the
actual origin of… Continue reading How does IP traceback works?→

Posted in DDoS, ip-spoofing

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