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by djrogers
3263 days ago
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Your missing a ton of potential here by assuming that all DNS is good for is Web traffic. For one thing, taking over or intercepting email (remember, you now control the DNS, so you also control SPF and DKIM records) becomes trivial. you could even leverage that control of email to get SSL certificates for domains you really want to do https for (letsencrypt will even generate a wildcard cert using only dns based verification). You could also be much more surgical, and target specific people/organizations using that .tld, ignoring dns requests for everyone that you don’t want to alert to your control. Hijack their email, and you control access to things like account recovery for domain users, and have a great method for phishing account credentials for the domains customers. Honestly, the list of what you could do here is almost only limited by your imagination |
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