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DNS Filtering: A Top Battle Front Against Malware and Phishing

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Peter Lowe with DNSFilter discusses the science behind domain name system (DNS) filtering and how this method is effective in blocking out phishing and malware.

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With the proliferation of malicious websites, domain name system (DNS) filtering has been adopted as an effective method for blacklisting content and blocking out suspicious webpages.

Peter Lowe, security researcher with DNSFilter, talks to Cody Hackett on this week’s Threatpost Podcast about how DNS filtering works, how DNS blocking tactics are evolving to keep up with new cybercriminal tricks – and how companies can implement DNS filtering in order to protect themselves. Learn more about DNS filtering in this Cyber Attack Response whitepaper.

Listen to the full podcast, below, or download here.

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