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Does this affect computers that did not ask for such packet (dns response)?
by jaimehrubiks 9y ago
Does this affect computers that did not ask for such packet (dns response)?
- chillydawg 9y agoDNS is UDP so you might just get a broken packet sent to you, I guess?
- wwwv 9y agoTCP or UDP transports.
- icebraining 9y agoOnly if daemon is listening to the outside, which I hope is not the case by default.
- agwa 9y agoIt's extremely easy to induce a computer to make a DNS request. For example, embed an IMG tag in a web page pointing to the attacker's domain. Anyone loading that page will get the malicious DNS response.