Tag: DNS Hijacking

Whether or not you plan on using DNS cookies or DNSSEC, foreseeing an upgrade plan for your software to the latest version made available as part of DNS Flag Day is highly advised.

BGP hijack attacks are increasing in popularity, but are still largely unaddressed in many organizational incident response plans.

By understanding the basics of DNS analytics, the common methods of attack and the tools available to security teams, you will be better prepared to protect your enterprise from hidden cyberthreats.

Passive DNS replication can be an essential source of data to contextualize your threat intelligence and inform your incident response plan.

According to recent research, only 1 percent of media companies are very confident in their cybersecurity strategy and policy.

As the fabric of the internet evolves, security professionals must be aware of DNS security threats, such as DDoS attacks and schemes designed to direct users to malicious websites.

Sometimes it just takes a little common sense and knowledge of your system log files and the DNS requests contained therein to detect a data breach.

A recent threat report from Infoblox found that the underlying DNS hosting infrastructure of most malware is housed in the U.S. and Germany.

Security experts say unless users upgrade to the latest firmware, a type of Belkin router that has been on the market since 2011 may be open to attacks.