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DDoS: Understand The Growing Threat From Botnet #14

CTOvision

DDoS attacks are one of the largest attack methods threatening the stability of the Internet. These events are perpetrated by a collection or botnet of Internet facing devices that communicate with a command and control center for instructions. Thomas Pore. One of the more infamous groups of bots is referenced as Botnet #14.

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What is Passive DNS and how do you leverage it in research?

CTOvision

The concept was created in 2004 to help mitigate the threat of malware but is now used for that and far more use cases. This can help identify who is infected with malware and help identify who is benefiting from the malware. DNS works like a contact application for the Internet. Bob Gourley.

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A Tutorial For Enhancing Your Home DNS Protection

CTOvision

The Internet only works because it has a similar automated switching system. Every device you have, indeed, every device on the Internet, uses DNS to determine how to route information to other devices. When you buy Internet service for your home, your Internet Service Provider automatically configures a DNS service for you.

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Implementing a Secure Transit DMZ Architecture with Next-Gen Firewalls

Aviatrix

You can use both IPv4 and IPv6 in your VPC for secure and easy access to resources and applications. However those isolated VPCs need to be able to access other VPCs, the internet, or the customer’s on-premises environment. One AWS-recommended way to accomplish this is with a Transit VPC. Transit DMZ Architecture Diagram.