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Tag: Dns Poisoning
Stories from the SOC – DNS recon + exfiltration
March 12, 2021 | Sumner Meckel
Stories from the SOC is a blog series that describes recent real-world security incident investigations conducted and reported by the LevelBlue SOC analyst team for LevelBlue Managed Threat Detection and Response customers. Executive summary Our Managed Threat Detection and Response team responded to an Alarm indicating that suspicious reconnaissance activity was occurring internally from one of our customer's scanners.… Read more →
How to Prevent DNS Poisoning and DNS Spoofing
April 17, 2020 | Jeff Thompson
DNS "spoofing" and "poisoning". Simply the name conjures up the kind of thoughts that keep network admins up at night. What if my RNDC key gets leaked? Could there be a rogue DHCP server within my perimeter? Are the Lizard Squad planning an attack on for Christmas? Much of what we know now about DNS, address protocol, and packet priority… Read more →
DNS cache poisoning part 2
April 11, 2019 | Jeff Thompson
My last blog on DNS cache poisoning only covered the superficial aspects of this long-standing issue. This installment aims to give a bit more technical detail, and expose some of the tactics used by the "bad-actors" looking to leverage a poisoned DNS cache against you and your network. In a worst-case scenario, the results of a poisoned DNS cache could… Read more →