DNS hijacking allows cybercriminals to modify the DNS records of benign domain names and redirect unsuspecting users to malicious servers. Threat actors compromise domains for various attacks, including men-in-the-middle (MitM) attacks, drive-by downloads, phishing, and scams. DNS hijacking is a pervasive threat that can have catastrophic consequences for domain owners... [Read More]

Cybercriminals register domain names for various malicious and illicit endeavors, including: [Read More]

In the very first post in this blog, I explain domain shadowing using a few examples and summarize results from our Unit42 blog post. [Read More]