23pds, SlowMist’s chief information security officer, recently tweeted about the rise in DNS hijacking occurrences. Both Balancer and Galxe have fallen victim to takeover attempts. Many businesses are vulnerable to subdomain hijacking, it was found after studying over 6 million DNS records, A records, and CNAMEs pointing to cloud infrastructure. Due to the 21% of DNS records that refer to unresolved material, firms may be vulnerable to subdomain and domain hijacking. To fend off attacks, cryptocurrency businesses are recommended to exercise caution and pick well-known domain registrars.
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Increased DNS hijacking incidents affect 21% of records.
Ellen Grigsby
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