In recent weeks, reports have emerged that various government entities have been the target of DNS hijacking attacks. These attacks would redirect those attempting to interact with legitimate government sites and instead send them to malicious infrastructure who could engage in phishing attacks, email theft, or a wide variety of misconduct.
Third-party risk has always been an area of concern, and this is a new twist on an old problem: How do you protect yourself when a trusted partner is compromised?
Want to learn more about how (and why) controlling DNS stops the threat factory and the attacks? Check it out below.
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