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by azernik
3533 days ago
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WRT the second attack, what they're referring to is actually DNS cache poisoning - inserting a false record into the DNS pointing your name at an attacker-controlled IP address. This is a fairly common attack, but usually has an upper time limit - the TTL (which is often limited by DNS servers). This proposal would allow an attacker to prolong the effects of cache poisoning by running a simultaneous DDoS against un-poisoned upstream DNS servers. |
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