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DNSSEC – What does it mean?

DNSSEC is the short version for Domain Name System Security Extensions, and it is an effective method for boosting the security of your domain. It is an additional DNS trait. Once you start implementing it, DNSSEC is going to add a digital signature to every DNS record. That way, it ensures that the source of the domain is authentic. It was invented to protect the users on the Internet from falsified DNS data.

Phishing attack – What is it and how to avoid it?

Today we will talk about the Phishing attack. What is its main purpose, its different types, and how to avoid it, we will explore later. So, don’t waste any more time, and do it.

What is Load balancing?

Load balancing in DNS is a method of distributing client requests across server computers by using domain setup. For example, the domain name might be associated with a website, email system, or any other Internet-based service. (more…) April 12, 2022April 28, 2022 by Donny3 Min Reading Cyber attacks, DNS, Network

What is a Teardrop attack and how can it affect you?

A Teardrop attack is a type of Denial-of-Service attack in which the criminal delivers large volumes of malware data to the targeted machine, causing it to fall. Let’s plumb its depths and explain more.

What does DNS spoofing mean?

DNS spoofing is a form of cybercrime. Criminals insert spoofed or stolen DNS records into a recursive server’s cache. This is due to answering DNS users’ queries with a falsified record, such as a forged IP address. Legitimate traffic is therefore fraudulently redirected to dangerous places (generated websites).