What is the DNS Amplification attack? A DNS amplification attack is a Denial of Service attack, in which an attacker sends a large number of DNS requests to DNS resolvers. The attacker uses the IP address of the targeted victim as the source IP address in all the...
What is DNS Tunneling? DNS tunneling is a method using which attackers encode malicious data in DNS queries and responses and exploit that for malicious purposes. DNS tunneling is often used by attackers to evade the firewalls and other security systems of an...
What is a DrDoS attack? DrDoS attack is a type of Distributed Denial of Service or DDoS attack in which an attacker exploits a number of victim machines and make the victim machines send a huge number of requests to a target machine. As a result, the target machine...
What is DNS over HTTPS (DoH)? DNS over HTTPS or DoH is a protocol that performs the DNS resolution via the HTTPS protocol. DoH sends the DNS queries and receives the DNS responses over HTTP using HTTPS. How does DNS over HTTPS or DoH work? In this article, we would...
What is DNSSEC or Domain Name System Security Extensions? DNSSEC or Domain Name System Security Extensions is a set of security extensions of DNS or Domain Name System that ensures the DNS Clients that the DNS data they get from DNS Servers are authentic. Let's...
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