Attackers got their hands on a valid set of Twitter credentials and used them to compromise the DNS records. Read the full article. [eWEEK]
Attackers got their hands on a valid set of Twitter credentials and used them to compromise the DNS records. Read the full article. [eWEEK]
An unusual DDoS amplification attack was carried out 10 days ago against many of the Internet’s 13 root name servers, the authoritative servers used to resolve IP addresses.
Some domain name server (DNS) implementations are at risk for denial-of-service attacks after a vulnerability was disclosed and patched in a few popular server packages, including BIND, PowerDNS and NLnetLabs.
If you want to get that slick job you’ve been gunning for, you might have to suffer a bit of snooping. According to recent news reports, employers are increasingly asking applicants for jobs to submit their user credentials or asking to watch while applicants peruse their own social media account.
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