IP fragmentation and the DNS — Vulnerable DNS servers
Guest Post: One in seven authoritative DNS servers found to be vulnerable to ICMP-based MTU spoofing attacks.
Guest Post: One in seven authoritative DNS servers found to be vulnerable to ICMP-based MTU spoofing attacks.
Is the Internet’s address space already fragmented? The answer is not straightforward.
Guest Post: 0.1% of DNS traffic is fragmented, almost all of which comes from DNSSEC signed domains.
Guest Post: The Internet Protocol Service Level Agreement feature can help monitor the reliability of your ISP’s service.
To what extent have these encrypted DNS technologies been taken up in the public Internet?
Guest Post: Unfortunately for the entire DNS industry, DNS resolution offers a good (or the least bad) control point for the enforcement of national regulation.
Guest Post: The DNS Abuse Institute seeks to tackle the complex global issue of DNS abuse and make the Internet safer.
Guest Post: Are computer resources handicapped by DNSSEC validation?
Guest Post: Learn how to save time and money by protecting against UDP flood DoS attacks.
Guest Post: Around 20% of resolvers almost never succeed in resolving AAAA queries.