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DNS poisoning attacks gives the hacker control of the internet user and what domains they are viewing. Read on to see how DNS poisoning is made, what it looks like on the end user side and how to prevent these attacks from happening.
Whether you’re just learning about DNS for the first time or have had DNS threat protection for years, how much do you really know about DNS filtering? This blog post will cover DNS basics, what DNS filtering is, and why everyone needs it. First things first: What is DNS?
DNSFilter has uncovered a large number of scams prior to the holiday season, with many capitalizing on popular companies such as Amazon, FedEx, and DHL.
DNSFilter and Farsight Security (now acquired by DomainTools) teamed up on November 9th to discuss DNS encryption, with a special emphasis on DNS-over-HTTPS, or DoH. Below is a full transcript of the webinar. In this webinar, Paul Vixie and Peter Lowe tackle the political motivations behind DoH and why it's the most popular encryption method at the moment—and why other methods may be more favorable.
DNSFilter has some exciting things coming up! Read on to see what we’ve been up to.
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