The cloud computing industry has emerged as a transformative force in the tech landscape, with multi-cloud environments ...

These weaknesses could impact DNS uptime and resolution reliability while increasing exposure to serious threats such as unauthorized SSL/TLS certificate issuance, DNS spoofing, and cache poisoning.

DNSSEC enhances the security of DNS by using cryptographic signatures to validate DNS responses, ensuring their authenticity and integrity. It protects against common threats like DNS spoofing and ...

Inside The Attack Playbook—Key DNS Threats Attackers have already developed a range of techniques to exploit DNS’s inherent flaws, turning it into a covert gateway for infiltration and ...

In January, the Court of Milan found that Cloudflare's CDN, DNS server, and WARP VPN were facilitating piracy. The court threatened Cloudflare with fines of up to 10,000 euros per day if it did ...

To understand how email security protocols work together, consider a typical email flow: Server A initiates a DNS request to locate the Mail Exchange (MX) server of the recipient's domain (e.g ...

This sneaky, insidious act tricks you into sharing personal information — and it's all too easy for fall for. Here's how to ...

Multiple forms of DNS attacks are currently active, including DNS spoofing, cache poisoning, DDoS attacks on DNS servers, DNS hijacking, and DNS-based malware distribution.

One malign possibility involves DNS spoofing, where an attacker alerts the DNS responses to redirect a user to malicious sites that trick them into providing information or downloading malware ...

When sending an email, you can write anything you want in the 'From' field, so it's easy to spoof someone else. When someone sends an email spoofing a domain you own, engineer Vivek Gait explains ...

With DNS spoofing, malware is injected into DNS caches, or directly via DNS tunneling, so hackers can redirect DNS query traffic.