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A New Approach to DNS Security (DNSSEC)

We propose a new approach to DNSSEC that may result
in a signi cantly more ecient protocol. We introduce a
new strategy to build chains of trust from root servers to
authoritative servers.

A Practical Approach to Managing Approach

A Practical Approach to Managing Phishing
Michael Barrett, Chief Information Security Officer
Dan Levy, Senior Director of Risk Management - Europe
April 2008

Best Practices for Securing Your IPAM infra

Best Practices for Securing Your IP Address Management Infrastructure

DNS Quick Secure Solutions

Newly developed attacks on Domain Name System (DNS) servers represent one of the most significant threats to
Internet security in the last decade. Because DNS is used by nearly all networked applications - including email,
Web browsing, ecommerce, Internet telephony and more

Enhancing DNS Security using SSL

a brief introduction of DNSSEC and the approach of using SSL

IANA’s role in managing the DNS

A brief overview of the role of IANA in Managing the DNS

Implementing DHCP Redundancy

Implementing DHCP Redundancy to Sustain Critical Operations
DHCP Redundancy: Choosing between the Split-Scopes and Alcatel-Lucent
Failover DHCP configurations

Improved DNS spoofing using node re-delegation

DNS spoofing and cache poisoning attacks have been around for many years. Since then,
many variants of these attacks have been described by various researchers, with much of the
work focusing on transaction ID prediction. The basics of DNS spoofing attacks are well
known and will not be discussed in this whitepaper

IP Management checklist 2008

Your IP address management checklist for 2008:

Enterprise IT managers must update their approach
to IP address management to stay ahead of device
proliferation, security regulations and complex
next-generation networks.

LAYERED DEFENSES TO PREVENT

A Serious Threat to the Integrity of the Internet. Security researcher Dan Kaminsky revealed a serious new DNS cache poisoning exploit at the BlackHat conference in the summer of 2008.

Recursive DNS Cache Auditing

This white paper provides a brief background on DNS as it relates to cache auditing, a method for auditing
recursive DNS server caches, and the details of CacheAudit, which is based on these auditing methods.

Reducing the Risk of DNS Cache

Reducing the Risk of DNS Cache Poisoning via the Kaminsky DNS Vulnerability

The Threat of DNS Spoofing on Financial Services

This executive whitepaper describes the DNS cache
poisoning/spoofing attack in general, and the recent
reports by Trusteer about the vulnerabilities of
Microsoft DNS Server and ISC BIND servers to this kind
of attack. The paper also discusses the impact of the
attack on financial institutions, and offers possible
remedies.

Windows DNS Server Cache Poisoning

This paper describes a DNS cache poisoning attack on Windows DNS server. For a
general historic overview of DNS cache poisoning, as well as relevant prior works
and references.

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