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Spoofing

How to fight against DNS spoofing?

DNS Spoof­ing is a cyber­at­tack tar­get­ing the DNS which con­sists in redi­rect­ing Inter­net users with­out their knowl­edge to fraud­u­lent web­sites seek­ing to steal the infor­ma­tion col­lect­ed.

To effec­tive­ly fight against the DNS spoof­ing, the imple­men­ta­tion of DNSSEC on your strate­gic domain names is the solu­tion.

Thanks to signed zones, the imple­men­ta­tion of the DNSSEC pro­to­col pre­vents your traf­fic from being redi­rect­ed to a fraud­u­lent web­site seek­ing to steal the infor­ma­tion col­lect­ed. DNSSEC is a pro­to­col for secur­ing the DNS by authen­ti­cat­ing servers, this sys­tem lim­it­ing attacks by poi­son­ing. DNSSEC secures and authen­ti­cates data.

DNSSEC acts as an essen­tial pro­tec­tion for your domain names, allow­ing to secure the authen­tic­i­ty of the DNS response.

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How to fight against Spoofing?

Nameshield inte­grates DNSSEC into its DNS Pre­mi­um solu­tion

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To learn more about DNS Spoof­ing, vis­it the blog to dis­cov­er the 3 most com­mon DNS attacks and how to defeat them.