When we type a URL in the address bar of the browser, the domain name is resolved into an IP address and the webserver is accessed using the IP address. As remembering the IP address of a server is inconvenient, we use the Domain Name System (DNS) to get the IP...
What is pharming? Pharming is a scamming technique in which attackers redirect traffic from a legitimate website to a fraudulent website to spread malware or steal sensitive data from victims. A typical example of pharming is when a user types amazon.com in the URL...
What is DNS Cookies? When we type a URL in the browser address bar, our computer makes a DNS query to the appropriate DNS servers, and it gets the corresponding IP address. Using the IP address, the computer accesses the target system. Protocols like SSL/TLS and...
When we want to visit a website, we simply type the URL in the address bar of the browser, and the webpage loads. We do not need to memorize the website's IP address. When we type a URL, our computer makes a DNS query with the URL to the DNS Server. The corresponding...
When we type a URL in the address bar of the browser, our computer communicates with the DNS servers to get the corresponding IP address of the website. Usually, these DNS queries are unencrypted. So, attackers can intercept this process of Domain Name Resolution for...
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