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Global 2000 companies failing to adopt key domain security measures

CSO Magazine

Forbes Global 2000 companies are failing to adopt key domain security measures, exposing them to significant security risks, according to CSC’s Domain Security Report 2022. The data follows Akamai research from August , which discovered increased malicious domain activity and phishing toolkit reuse based on DNS data.

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83% of Forbes 2000 Companies' Web Domains Are Poorly Protected

Dark Reading

Only a handful have controls against domain-name hijacking, DNS modifications, and other threats, a new CSC study finds.

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Microsoft Buys Corp.com

Schneier on Security

A core part of the way these things find each other involves a Windows feature called " DNS name devolution ," which is a kind of network shorthand that makes it easier to find other computers or servers without having to specify a full, legitimate domain name for those resources.

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Microsoft Buys Corp.com So Bad Guys Can’t

Krebs on Security

A core part of the way these things find each other involves a Windows feature called “ DNS name devolution ,” which is a kind of network shorthand that makes it easier to find other computers or servers without having to specify a full, legitimate domain name for those resources.

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‘Name:Wreck’ is the latest collision between TCP/IP and the standards process

SC Magazine

Name:Wreck adds a second layer of complexity – a common misinterpretation of the DNS standards involving memory pointers and message compression. . If you look at DNS, the original document is from 1983 and then there are several other scattered documents that talk about other ways to prevent problems.

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Companies Failing to Protect Domain Registrations

Security Boulevard

The study found the majority of Global 2000 companies continue to lag in the adoption of domain security. The post Companies Failing to Protect Domain Registrations appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Russia-linked IRIDIUM APT linked to Prestige ransomware attacks against Ukraine

Security Affairs

Sandworm (aka BlackEnergy and TeleBots ) has been active since 2000, it operates under the control of Unit 74455 of the Russian GRU’s Main Center for Special Technologies (GTsST). The researchers observed C2 infrastructure relying on dynamic DNS domains masquerading as Ukrainian telecommunication service providers.