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"One DNS hijacking technique involves changing what’s known as the DNS A record." Could be any record, depends on the intentions of the hijacker. Typically we
by mobilemidget 8y ago
"One DNS hijacking technique involves changing what’s known as the DNS A record."
Could be any record, depends on the intentions of the hijacker. Typically we see web traffic being hijacked to another ipv4 host which indeed, is an A record. Another abuse option could be to alter SPF/DKIM to do a more sophisticated phishing campaign.
- aidos 8y agoAnd because there are so many SPF records including SPF records including... you can be pretty undetectable.