What are some measures that servers and browsers can implement to protect against DNS rebinding attacks?
Saturday, 05 August 2023 by EITCA Academy
DNS rebinding attacks are a type of cyber attack that exploit the way web browsers and servers handle DNS resolution. In a DNS rebinding attack, an attacker tricks a victim's browser into making a request to a malicious website, which then uses the victim's browser to make requests to internal resources on the victim's network.
What server-side defenses can be implemented to mitigate DNS rebinding attacks?
Saturday, 05 August 2023 by EITCA Academy
DNS rebinding attacks are a type of cyber attack that exploit the inherent trust placed in DNS (Domain Name System) to bypass the same-origin policy enforced by web browsers. These attacks allow an attacker to gain unauthorized access to private information or perform malicious actions on a victim's behalf. To mitigate DNS rebinding attacks, several
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