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DNS local cache spoofing with malware or RAT
I was learning networking and knew that browsers don't have algorithms to convert domain names to IPs. It queries a DNS server.
After that, the computer remembers the IP, so next time the domain is ...
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Spoofed DNS answers ignored by target machine applications
Attacker: Arch Linux
Target: Windows 10
Scenario
The attackers launches an ARP spoof attack to redirect all target traffic to the attacker. (This works)
The target sends DNS queries for domain name ...
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Why does DNS Spoofing not working on HTTP ,HTTPS Sites? [in my case]
I am trying to perform a DNS spoofing attack, but the confusing thing is that when I'm performing the attack on HTTP sites, nothing happens.
But when I perform it on HTTPS sites, when I reach the ...
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Does ARP or DNS spoofing play a role when performing MITM in fake AP attacks?
I have a test environment, where I try some wireless hacking tools and approaches, and lately I have been interested in evil twin attacks. I created a fake AP using airbase-ng, and specified the IP ...
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How to dnsspoof against HTTPS
I am doing a dnsspoof PoC, but apparently it doesn't work with HTTPS because of the certificate. Please don't tell me that I have to generate a certificate or send a legitimate certificate, I want ...
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How does the DNS-spoofer know the original destination of the packet?
It's perhaps my lack of deeper knowledge of how the DNS, NAT or TCP works, but I have been thinking about the following scenario and can't figure out the following problem which arises in DNS-spoofing ...
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DSL Modem Compromised?
Just found out that the primary & secondary DNS servers have been changed to 95.211.156.101 & 5.45.75.11.
I had the following setup in place.
MAC filtering and WPA2 for WiFi.
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Can I avoid DNS spoofing by typing the IP address?
The question is in the title. I have been reading about DNS spoofing. What if I were to save the IP addresses of websites I consider sensitive and then just enter the IP address when I am using a ...
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Does NAT break source port randomization?
The standard defense against the Kaminsky attack is to use source port randomization for all DNS requests.
Does NAT break the security benefits of source port randomization?
In more detail, consider ...
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DNS Cache poisioning examples, or other criteria when a client ignores a response
Is there a concise set of rules that describe what 99% percent of DNS responders accept?
Conversely, are there are set of rules that define when DNS queries are invalid?
I would think that the ...
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