Cyber Attacks
DNS Spoofing: How It Works and How to Stop Cache Poisoning
Attackers manipulate the local DNS cache to redirect traffic without touching the server, making standard perimeter filters ineffective against this redirection method.

Everything Breach Observer has reported about dns security: 3 stories, newest first. Part of our Cyber Attacks coverage.
Attackers manipulate the local DNS cache to redirect traffic without touching the server, making standard perimeter filters ineffective against this redirection method.

Unregistered subdomains act as open doors, allowing attackers to host phishing sites that inherit your domain’s trust and bypass standard security filters.

DNS filtering intercepts queries before they leave your network, stopping threats at the address book stage rather than waiting for the connection to establish.
