Will DNS rebinding attack still happen if browser caches the response for a long time?

In the DNS rebinding attack, if the victim’s browser caches the IP address for any hostname used in HTTP requests for an hour, can the attack still be successful? Why?
I know it is a question available in the Security course, but I did not… Continue reading Will DNS rebinding attack still happen if browser caches the response for a long time?

Is a random unknown HTTP request header ‘Host’ that is reflected in the HTTP response ‘Location" header (3xx) a open redirect or DNS rebinding?

If I send an unknown domain name in the HTTP request header ‘Host’ to a webserver and the webserver responds with a HTTP status code 301/302 (redirect) along with a HTTP response header ‘Location’ reflecting my initial Host header input.
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Mount my own DDNS with python to perform DNS rebinding attacks (for a challenge in rootme)

I’m trying to make a simple python DDNS server, to test it against a DNS rebinding challenge on the internet.
After days of research I was able to understand the vuln, but I have not been able to configure my own ddns using dnslib in pytho… Continue reading Mount my own DDNS with python to perform DNS rebinding attacks (for a challenge in rootme)

DNS Rebinding: A Frightening Attack Vector with Spooky Security Impacts

One of the greatest misconceptions about online safety is that home networks are somehow private. Unfortunately, this hasn’t been true since around the turn of the century when we started filling our home networks with Internet-connected boxes se… Continue reading DNS Rebinding: A Frightening Attack Vector with Spooky Security Impacts