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I've read through this article several times, and I am failing to see how this could possibly be used to form an attack. Sure - taking the provider down is bad
by gittiam 3y ago
I've read through this article several times, and I am failing to see how this could possibly be used to form an attack.
Sure - taking the provider down is bad - but that happens due to unscheduled downtime every other day?
- a5withtrrs 3y agoFrom the article: >> Speaking with Vince (the administrator of the .ai zone) over WhatsApp, we confirmed that compromising this server would give us full control over any .ai domain: >> Once administrative access is gained to the CoCCA application, it is possible to control the nameservers for every domain for that ccTLD. The point is to control domains in a ccTLD. Arbitrary domain hijacking is bad...
- opello 3y agoThe screenshot of the WhatsApp conversation says they'd need admin on the web application. I agree it wasn't clear if they'd gotten that. Looks like it was via the backup files: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36305699 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36305699
- archgoon 3y ago[dead]