RFC 2196:Site Security Handbook
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DNS


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... network management (e.g., SNMP), services (e.g., DNS, NFS, NTP ...
... Name Servers (DNS and NIS(+)) ...
... The Internet uses the Domain Name System (DNS) to perform address resolution for host and network ...
... Internet, but are subject to the same risks as a DNS server. Name-to-address resolution is critical to the secure operation of any network ...
... network. An attacker who can successfully control or impersonate a DNS server can re-route traffic ...
... secrets. An organization should create well known, protected sites to act as secondary name servers and protect their DNS masters from denial of service attacks using filtering ...
... Traditionally, DNS has had no security capabilities. In particular, the information returned from a query ...
... by the bastion host. Some servers have forwarding built in (like DNS-servers or SMTP-servers), for other services (e.g., Telnet ...



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