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I agree with your list, but maybe he meant more high-level use cases. For example, "DNS-as-load-balancer". I've seen people mess with DNS entries to produce t
by canadian_tired 6y ago
I agree with your list, but maybe he meant more high-level use cases. For example, "DNS-as-load-balancer". I've seen people mess with DNS entries to produce the behaviour they want, versus doing it the "right way". Sometimes it was done because of ignorance of the "right way", other times it is because the responsible party does not want to deal with the change management processes of the "right way".
- Pick-A-Hill2019 6y agoThanks, yes that is what I meant but to clarify. When the figure of 60-70 uses for DNS was mentioned, thoughts of data exfiltration over DNS and DDoS amplification attacks were two things that sort of sprang to mind as alternate uses of it. So I was wondering what other less Nefarious purposes DNS has been (ab)used to do?