The Domain Name System, DNS, is based on nameserver delegations, which introduce complex and subtle dependencies between names and nameservers. In this paper, we present results f...
The Domain Name System (DNS) is a ubiquitous part of everyday computing, translating human-friendly machine names to numeric IP addresses. Most DNS research has focused on server-...
KyoungSoo Park, Vivek S. Pai, Larry L. Peterson, Z...
Abstract—The DNS is a cornerstone of the Internet. Unfortunately, no matter how securely an organization provisions and guards its own DNS infrastructure, it is at the mercy of o...
Security researchers and network operators increasingly rely on information gathered from honeypots and sensors deployed on darknets, or unused address space, for attack detection....
The Domain Name System is critical for the proper operation of applications on the Internet. Unfortunately, the DNS has a number of significant security weaknesses that can result...
Wes Griffin, Russ Mundy, Sam Weiler, Dan Massey, N...