Audio Tech Brief - DNSSEC : The Antidote to DNS Cache Poisoning and Other DNS Attacks

The Domain Name System (DNS) provides one of the most basic but critical functions on the Internet. If DNS isn’t working, then your business likely isn’t either. DNSSEC ensures that the answer you receive when asking for name resolution comes from a trusted name server. Since DNSSEC is still far from being globally deployed and many resolvers either haven’t been updated or don’t support DNSSEC, implementing the BIG IP GTM DNSSEC feature can greatly enhance your DNS security right away. It can help you comply with federal DNSSEC mandates and help protect your valuable domain name and web properties from rogue servers sending invalid responses. Secure your business and web presence with Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC).  Read full tech brief here.  And click here for more F5 Audio.

  
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Dan Kaminsky Interview Part II

Peter Silva of F5 continues his conversation with IOActive's Dan Kaminsky. Please see Part 1 for complete description. In this segment, Dan talks about the discovery of DNS Cache Poisoning, DNSSEC and the overall importance of DNS to the Internet.

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Dan Kaminsky Interview Part I

Peter Silva of F5 sits down with IOActive's Dan Kaminsky. In this extremely informative and lively discussion, the Domain Name System is the topic. DNS infrastructure, DNS vulnerabilities including DNS Cache Poisoning, DNSSEC and what's happened since the discovery of the flaw are all discussed. In 3-10 minute segments.

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Dan Kaminsky Interview Part III

Peter Silva of F5 finishes his chat with IOActive's Dan Kaminsky. Please see Part 1 for complete description. In this segment, DNSSEC conversation continues and Dan explains what's happened since his discovery of DNS Cache Poisoning vulnerability. And info on an upcoming DNSSEC Webinar.

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