In the dawn of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, data truly has become the new oil with large tech groups holding an insurmountable, and still growing, quantity of data. This growth of data has called ...

Why DNS is a favourite attack vector. ... However, DNS servers were not originally designed for such processing, therefore adding DoH/DoT can lead to a severe slowdown in overall performance.

"DNS is now a major vector for DDOS," Dan Kaminsky, a security researcher said, referring to distributed denial-of-service attacks. ... DNS servers are play a vital role on the Internet.

The same DNS rebinding attack vector is also found on Roku devices (CVE-2018–11314). The researcher says that Roku devices expose an API server on port 8060, accessible from a user's internal ...

Attackers can use a newly disclosed domain name server (DNS) vulnerability publicly known as TsuNAME as an amplification vector in large-scale reflection-based distributed denial of service (DDoS ...

When your company’s internet access, VoIP and email all depend on DNS, you have to ensure your DNS server is protected against DNS spoofing attacks. One solution: DNSSEC.

Until now, DNS queries were made in plaintext, from an app to a DNS server, ... DoH merely inconveniences ISPs by blinding them to one vector, but they still have plenty of others.

Personally, one of the main reasons I like to run my own DNS server at home is to protect my privacy. DNS isn't encrypted by ...

Your DNS settings atter your browsing experience on a fundamental level, which means using the right DNS server can have immediate effects. Here's how to do it.