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Cybersecurity is not a One-Stop-Shop
Boris Johnson announced the Government’s roadmap to lift Coronavirus restrictions for both businesses and the general public earlier in February, and since then, this has provided a glimmer of hope for man… Continue reading Cybersecurity Is Not A One-Stop-Shop
Attackers have developed techniques that exploit the DNS’ infrastructure weaknesses. But what makes DNS such an attractive attack vector?
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If you’re reading this article, you can thank a DNS provider. While most end users couldn’t tell you what DNS stands for, the domain name service is one of the core functions that keeps the internet running. DNS is so fundamental to everything that ha… Continue reading When It Comes to DNS, Trust but Verify
If you use the Firefox web browser, here’s an important update that you need to be aware of.
Starting today, Mozilla is activating the DNS-over-HTTPS security feature by default for all Firefox users in the U.S. by automatically changing their DNS ser… Continue reading Firefox enables DNS-over-HTTPS by default (with Cloudflare) for all U.S. users
DNS security is under serious threat from cyberattackers and domain overseer ICANN wants internet companies to do something about it. Continue reading ICANN demands DNSSEC to combat DNS hijacking
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has today issued an “emergency directive” to all federal agencies ordering IT staff to audit DNS records for their respective website domains, or other agency-managed domains, within next 10 business days…. Continue reading DHS Orders U.S. Federal Agencies to Audit DNS Security for Their Domains
Almost every activity on the Internet starts with a DNS query, a key function of the Internet that works as an Internet’s directory where your device looks up for the server IP addresses after you enter a human-readable web address (e.g., thehackernews… Continue reading Google DNS Service (8.8.8.8) Now Supports DNS-over-TLS Security
CTFR is a Python-based tool to Abuse Certificate Transparency Logs to get subdomains from a HTTPS website in a few seconds.
You missed AXFR technique didn’t you? (Open DNS zone transfers), so how does it work? CTFR does not use dictionary attack or b… Continue reading CTFR – Abuse Certificate Transparency Logs For HTTPS Subdomains
No doubt your Internet Service Provides (ISPs), or network-level hackers cannot spy on https communications.
But do you know — ISPs can still see all of your DNS requests, allowing them to know what websites you visit.
Google is working on a new security feature for Android that could prevent your Internet traffic from network spoofing attacks.
Almost every Internet activity starts with a
Continue reading Google to add “DNS over TLS” security feature to Android OS
Bluto is a Python-based tool for DNS recon, DNS zone transfer testing, DNS wild card checks, DNS brute forcing, e-mail enumeration and more. The target domain is queried for MX and NS records. Sub-domains are passively gathered via NetCraft. The target domain NS records are each queried for potential Zone Transfers. If none of them […]
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