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Domain Name System (DNS) Security
2021The risk from DNS poisoning, tunneling and hijacking has gone up exponentially. Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) and associated or alternative technologies like DNS over TLS, also known as DOT, and DNS over HTTP/s, also known as DOH can provide the needed security hardening and protection, but present both implementation challenges and ...
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Survey on Domain Name System Security
2016 IEEE First International Conference on Data Science in Cyberspace (DSC), 2016Domain Name System (DNS) is one of the most crucial components of the Internet. However, due to the vulnerability of DNS, its security has been continuously challenged in recent years. In order to thoroughly understand the root cause of the security risks in the DNS, researches in DNS security are surveyed, and vulnerabilities in DNS and corresponding ...
Futai Zou +5 more
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2003
The Domain Name System (DNS) is unarguably the most contentious part of the Internet. The DNS evolved to ensure predictable results from any place on the Internet. This global determinism is called “universal resolvability.” It is an essential design feature of the DNS and one that makes the Internet a helpful, global resource.
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The Domain Name System (DNS) is unarguably the most contentious part of the Internet. The DNS evolved to ensure predictable results from any place on the Internet. This global determinism is called “universal resolvability.” It is an essential design feature of the DNS and one that makes the Internet a helpful, global resource.
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A CDN-based Domain Name System
Computer Communications, 2014Abstract To enhance end-user experiences, Content Distribution Networks (CDNs) effectively exploit the Domain Name System (DNS) to redirect end-users to close-by content replicas over short time scales. While the use of DNS has brought a significant advantage to CDNs, in this paper we confirm that reliance on DNS also poses a fundamental threat to ...
Zhen Qin +4 more
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Dark Domain Name Attack: A New Threat to Domain Name System
2017There are many domain names which are registered to DNS but unused. We define them as “dark domain name”. We show that these dark domain names have serious threat to DNS operating. From our experiments, we found that when query for dark domain names are done, the response time becomes unusually long and huge load is given for retrieval operation in DNS
Bold Munkhbaatar +2 more
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Implementation of the Domain Name System
Proceedings of the 2nd workshop on Making distributed systems work - EW 2, 1986The Domain Name System, DNS, is a distributed database and associated protocols that provides naming and data retrieval services for the DARPA Internet. The name space is hierarchical and extensible, and was designed to be partitioned along organizational boundaries rather than by network or other constraint.
Paul Mockapetris, Kevin Dunlap
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2016
In this chapter, you’ll use the domain controller that you created in Chapter 3. You’ll create host (A) records, pointer (PTR) records, and CNAME records in preparation for your SharePoint 2016 farm. You’ll also verify that the service location (SRV) record was created; without the SRV, your other VMs could not cleanly join your farm in Chapter 6.
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In this chapter, you’ll use the domain controller that you created in Chapter 3. You’ll create host (A) records, pointer (PTR) records, and CNAME records in preparation for your SharePoint 2016 farm. You’ll also verify that the service location (SRV) record was created; without the SRV, your other VMs could not cleanly join your farm in Chapter 6.
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What's in a name [Internet Domain Name System]
IEE Review, 2003Paul Mockapetris is the inventor of the Internet's Domain Name System. This article discusses why domain names are booming on the Net. As originally envisaged, the DNS was restricted to matching domain names and IP addresses, but Mockapetris decided to "overstep" his mandate and design a system that could be extended to include additional data types ...
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