DNS security management /
Dooley, Michael (Computer scientist),
DNS security management / Michael Dooley, Timothy Rooney. - 1 PDF : illustrations. - IEEE Press series on networks and services management . - IEEE Press series on networks and services management. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
DNS Security Management; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; 1 Introduction; Why Attack DNS?; Network Disruption; DNS as a Backdoor; DNS Basic Operation; Basic DNS Data Sources and Flows; DNS Trust Model; DNS Administrator Scope; Security Context and Overview; Cybersecurity Framework Overview; Framework Implementation; Whats Next; 2 Introduction to the Domain Name System (DNS); DNS Overview -- Domains and Resolution; Domain Hierarchy; Name Resolution; Zones and Domains; Dissemination of Zone Information; Additional Zones; Resolver Configuration; Summary; 3 DNS Protocol and Messages DNS Message FormatEncoding of Domain Names; Name Compression; Internationalized Domain Names; DNS Message Format; DNS Update Messages; The DNS Resolution Process Revisited; DNS Resolution Privacy Extension; Summary; 4 DNS Vulnerabilities; Introduction; DNS Data Security; DNS Information Trust Model; DNS Information Sources; DNS Risks; DNS Infrastructure Risks and Attacks; DNS Service Availability; Hardware/OS Attacks; DNS Service Denial; Pseudorandom Subdomain Attacks; Cache Poisoning Style Attacks; Authoritative Poisoning; Resolver Redirection Attacks; Broader Attacks that Leverage DNS Network ReconnaissanceDNS Rebinding Attack; Reflector Style Attacks; Data Exfiltration; Advanced Persistent Threats; Summary; 5 DNS Trust Sectors; Introduction; Cybersecurity Framework Items; Identify; Protect; Detect; DNS Trust Sectors; External DNS Trust Sector; Basic Server Configuration; DNS Hosting of External Zones; External DNS Diversity; Extranet DNS Trust Sector; Recursive DNS Trust Sector; Tiered Caching Servers; Basic Server Configuration; Internal Authoritative DNS Servers; Basic Server Configuration; Additional DNS Deployment Variants; Internal Delegation DNS Master/Slave Servers Multi-Tiered Authoritative ConfigurationsHybrid Authoritative/Caching DNS Servers; Stealth Slave DNS Servers; Internal Root Servers; Deploying DNS Servers with Anycast Addresses; Other Deployment Considerations; High Availability; Multiple Vendors; Sizing and Scalability; Load Balancers; Lab Deployment; Putting It All Together; 6 Security Foundation; Introduction; Hardware/Asset Related Framework Items; Identify: Asset Management; Identify: Business Environment; Identify: Risk Assessment; Protect: Access Control; Protect: Data Security; Protect: Information Protection; Protect: Maintenance Detect: Anomalies and EventsDetect: Security Continuous Monitoring; Respond: Analysis; Respond: Mitigation; Recover: Recovery Planning; Recover: Improvements; DNS Server Hardware Controls; DNS Server Hardening; Additional DNS Server Controls; Summary; 7 Service Denial Attacks; Introduction; Denial of Service Attacks; Pseudorandom Subdomain Attacks; Reflector Style Attacks; Detecting Service Denial Attacks; Denial of Service Protection; DoS/DDoS Mitigation; Bogus Queries Mitigation; PRSD Attack Mitigation; Reflector Mitigation; Summary; 8 Cache Poisoning Defenses; Introduction; Attack Forms
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This work is an advanced Domain Name System (DNS) security resource that explores the operation of DNS, its vulnerabilities, basic security approaches, and mitigation strategies.
Mode of access: World Wide Web
9781119328292 9781119331407 1119331404 9781119331391 1119331390
10.1002/9781119328292 doi
Internet domain names--Security measures.
Computer security.
Electronic books.
005.8
DNS security management / Michael Dooley, Timothy Rooney. - 1 PDF : illustrations. - IEEE Press series on networks and services management . - IEEE Press series on networks and services management. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
DNS Security Management; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; 1 Introduction; Why Attack DNS?; Network Disruption; DNS as a Backdoor; DNS Basic Operation; Basic DNS Data Sources and Flows; DNS Trust Model; DNS Administrator Scope; Security Context and Overview; Cybersecurity Framework Overview; Framework Implementation; Whats Next; 2 Introduction to the Domain Name System (DNS); DNS Overview -- Domains and Resolution; Domain Hierarchy; Name Resolution; Zones and Domains; Dissemination of Zone Information; Additional Zones; Resolver Configuration; Summary; 3 DNS Protocol and Messages DNS Message FormatEncoding of Domain Names; Name Compression; Internationalized Domain Names; DNS Message Format; DNS Update Messages; The DNS Resolution Process Revisited; DNS Resolution Privacy Extension; Summary; 4 DNS Vulnerabilities; Introduction; DNS Data Security; DNS Information Trust Model; DNS Information Sources; DNS Risks; DNS Infrastructure Risks and Attacks; DNS Service Availability; Hardware/OS Attacks; DNS Service Denial; Pseudorandom Subdomain Attacks; Cache Poisoning Style Attacks; Authoritative Poisoning; Resolver Redirection Attacks; Broader Attacks that Leverage DNS Network ReconnaissanceDNS Rebinding Attack; Reflector Style Attacks; Data Exfiltration; Advanced Persistent Threats; Summary; 5 DNS Trust Sectors; Introduction; Cybersecurity Framework Items; Identify; Protect; Detect; DNS Trust Sectors; External DNS Trust Sector; Basic Server Configuration; DNS Hosting of External Zones; External DNS Diversity; Extranet DNS Trust Sector; Recursive DNS Trust Sector; Tiered Caching Servers; Basic Server Configuration; Internal Authoritative DNS Servers; Basic Server Configuration; Additional DNS Deployment Variants; Internal Delegation DNS Master/Slave Servers Multi-Tiered Authoritative ConfigurationsHybrid Authoritative/Caching DNS Servers; Stealth Slave DNS Servers; Internal Root Servers; Deploying DNS Servers with Anycast Addresses; Other Deployment Considerations; High Availability; Multiple Vendors; Sizing and Scalability; Load Balancers; Lab Deployment; Putting It All Together; 6 Security Foundation; Introduction; Hardware/Asset Related Framework Items; Identify: Asset Management; Identify: Business Environment; Identify: Risk Assessment; Protect: Access Control; Protect: Data Security; Protect: Information Protection; Protect: Maintenance Detect: Anomalies and EventsDetect: Security Continuous Monitoring; Respond: Analysis; Respond: Mitigation; Recover: Recovery Planning; Recover: Improvements; DNS Server Hardware Controls; DNS Server Hardening; Additional DNS Server Controls; Summary; 7 Service Denial Attacks; Introduction; Denial of Service Attacks; Pseudorandom Subdomain Attacks; Reflector Style Attacks; Detecting Service Denial Attacks; Denial of Service Protection; DoS/DDoS Mitigation; Bogus Queries Mitigation; PRSD Attack Mitigation; Reflector Mitigation; Summary; 8 Cache Poisoning Defenses; Introduction; Attack Forms
Restricted to subscribers or individual electronic text purchasers.
This work is an advanced Domain Name System (DNS) security resource that explores the operation of DNS, its vulnerabilities, basic security approaches, and mitigation strategies.
Mode of access: World Wide Web
9781119328292 9781119331407 1119331404 9781119331391 1119331390
10.1002/9781119328292 doi
Internet domain names--Security measures.
Computer security.
Electronic books.
005.8