DNS attack techniques and defenses
Cache poisoning, tunneling, and NXDOMAIN floods all abuse the same trust: DNS was built to be fast and open, not authenticated.
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Cache poisoning, tunneling, and NXDOMAIN floods all abuse the same trust: DNS was built to be fast and open, not authenticated.
OSS-Fuzz has found over 13,000 vulnerabilities since 2016, yet most AppSec teams still treat fuzzing as a research curiosity rather than a pipeline stage.
One `verify=False` in a requests call disables both certificate and hostname checks — the same escape hatch PEP 476 tried to close in 2014.
A single @RequestBody bound to a JPA entity can let attackers set fields like isAdmin — DTOs close that gap by design, not by discipline.
Node.js worker_threads share memory across V8 isolates by design — CVE-2025-23083 (CVSS 7.7) shows even the permission model meant to contain them can be bypassed.
Bandit maps findings to CWE IDs like CWE-502 and CWE-78, but flake8 and pylint never look for a vulnerability at all — the three tools solve different problems.
The Morris Worm hit ~6,000 machines in 1988 via one unsafe gets() call. We build and hijack a stack overflow in C++ to teach why canaries and ASLR exist.
Microsoft has said for years that ~70% of the CVEs it patches trace to memory-safety bugs — here's how modern C++ actually closes that gap.
Drupal 7's 2025 end-of-life left unsupported sites exposed; here's a concrete checklist for module vetting, access control, and patch cadence on Drupal 10/11.
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