“Most of us take DNS servers for granted. Here, in a
continuing series on attacking and defending your own machines, I
discuss how people attack DNS servers and what you can do to better
your security. I answer these questions:
How do crackers exploit your DNS servers?
How can you harden your DNS servers via configuration?
How can you really make it a pain to hack your DNS servers?”
How can you harden your DNS servers via configuration?
How can you really make it a pain to hack your DNS servers?”
“I’ll discuss this in attack/defense manner, the same way I did
in Anyone With a Screwdriver Can Break In! The “defense” will be
implemented on a BIND 8 DNS server, but the concepts apply to all
DNS servers. This article should be useful to managers and admins
alike, though the former will find the attacks and general concepts
more interesting than the technical specifics of defense. So, here
we go….”