Threat actors are using Domain Name System (DNS) tunneling to track when their targets open phishing emails and click on malicious links, and to scan networks for potential vulnerabilities. DNS ...

Your internet isn’t bad, your network settings are.

The DNS (domain name service) is involved in virtually every connection we establish on the Internet, as well as on our local area networks. As such, it is critical that this service perform without ...

Two-fifths of business networks show evidence of DNS tunnelling, the latest security report from network control firm Infoblox reveals. DNS tunnelling is a technique used to send and receive data ...

ESET researchers provide insights into how PlushDaemon performs adversary-in-the-middle attacks using a previously undocumented network implant that we have named EdgeStepper, which redirects all DNS ...

If you need a battle-ready DNS system, take a look at the latest offering from start-up Secure64 Software. Secure64 in March announced the general availability of a super-fast and secure DNS server ...

During every quarter last year, between 10% and 16% of organizations had DNS traffic originating on their networks towards command-and-control (C2) servers associated with known botnets and various ...

Incorporating DNSSEC and ensuring the DNS setup for connected devices is secure and resilient is fundamental to IoT security and will only become more imperative in this rapidly advancing, connected ...

When you surf the Internet, you refer to computers and websites by their domain name, such as "google.com." The Internet, however, uses IP addresses to route traffic. Every time you type a domain name ...