What is DNS Cache Poisoning and Firewall? | InfosecTrain

InfosecTrain

Jul 07, 2022•11 min

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DNS cache poisoning, also known as DNS spoofing, is a type of attack that diverts Internet traffic away from real servers and towards counterfeit ones by exploiting the Domain Name System (DNS) flaws. DNS poisoning is particularly harmful since it can propagate from DNS server to DNS server.

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