Collaborate Disseminate
There was a 154 percent increase in the number of attacks between 2019 and 2020, with growth in ransom-related DDoS (RDDoS) attacks and a rise in use of existing attack vectors, including web applications, a Neustar report reveals. The report also prov… Continue reading Extortion demands grow as cybercriminals target new online industries
This is Part 3 of a 3-part blog series highlighting some of the distinguishing aspects of Akamai’s authoritative DNS services, Edge DNS and Global Traffic Management. Part 1 focused on Akamai’s DNS platform and what sets it apart. Part 2… Continue reading Distinguishing Among DNS Services Part 3: Investment and Innovation
Remember when Igor Kuznetsov and Costin Raiu announced that two of the victims in FireEye’s SUNBURST IOC list were ***net.***.com and central.***.gov on Kaspersky’s Securelist blog in December? Reuters later reported that these victims were Cox Communi… Continue reading Twenty-three SUNBURST Targets Identified
I have a pen test lab setup and I want to create my own evil DNS server which will replace the router’s original DNS servers. I want all internet traffic to pass through my evil DNS as usual, but redirect specified sites to my evilginx2 p… Continue reading Evil DNS + Phishing with evilginx2 [closed]
If a device sends a request to https://example.com and someone spoofs the DNS response to redirect the request to some malicious server. Would the attacker be able to modify the packets during the TLS handshake to make the original request… Continue reading DNS spoofing over https [duplicate]
Seven vulnerabilities affecting Dnsmasq, a caching DNS and DHCP server used in a variety of networking devices and Linux distributions, could be leveraged to mount DNS cache poisoning attack and/or to compromise vulnerable devices. “Some of the b… Continue reading Dnsmasq vulnerabilities open networking devices, Linux distros to DNS cache poisoning
Attackers have developed techniques that exploit the DNS’ infrastructure weaknesses. But what makes DNS such an attractive attack vector?
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I want to create a web server that does redirects HTTP to HTTPS. What is the simplest method to do this but also secure? Should the DNS handle this? (For example, Route53)
I used to do this with my app built from Node/Express but now that … Continue reading Should I redirect http request to https from my system’s application or from DNS or other?
With the recent news in mind where plenty of people and organisations have been "deplatformed", not just Donald Trump and Parler, but even less controversial sources like Ron Paul (although in his case Facebook claim it was a &qu… Continue reading Is it possible to setup a really independent internet service? [closed]
Emotet malware has been around since 2014, but 2020 saw a resurgence of attacks. In September 2020, Emotet affected 14% of organizations worldwide. So, what is Emotet? And why is it so dangerous? Continue reading Emotet: A Year in the Life of a Malware