Swiss recursive resolver Quad9 will officially cease operations in France on November 24, 2026. Specifically, this withdrawal concludes an escalating legal confrontation with commercial sports broadcaster beIN Sports. Furthermore, the broadcaster demanded aggressive domain-level...
The developers of BIND, the world’s most widely used domain name resolution software, have issued a warning about two critical vulnerabilities that allow attackers to tamper with DNS query results and redirect users to...
For more than a decade, the Vane Viper network has remained one of the largest clandestine players in the sphere of malicious online advertising. The latest report from Infoblox, prepared in collaboration with Guardio...
On September 3, 2025, researcher Youfu Zhang reported to the Mozilla dev-security-policy mailing list that the certification authority Fina RDC 2020 had issued multiple TLS certificates for the IP address 1.1.1.1. This address, jointly...
Attacks linked to the Storm-2603 group continue to raise serious concerns within the cybersecurity community. This relatively obscure yet well-documented group, reportedly associated with China, has been implicated in the exploitation of recently discovered...
Hackers have devised a method to conceal malware in places where detection is nearly impossible—in DNS records that map domain names to IP addresses. This technique enables the delivery of malicious binaries without relying...
The hacker group, dubbed Muddling Meerkat by security researchers, has been utilizing sophisticated Domain Name System (DNS) methodologies to conduct espionage activities across global networks since October 2019. According to Infoblox, a firm specializing...
Dig ( Domain Information Groper) is a powerful command-line tool that can be used for DNS record queries. Using the dig command, you can query information about various DNS records, including hostname records (A,...
