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Tuesday, 28 June 2016

Monitoreo de DNS y Medidas Contra Ataques (DNS monitoring and countermeasures)

Los ataques contra el sistema de nombres de dominio (DNS) se producen con más frecuencia que la mayoría organzations imaginan y ninguna organización es inmune a los ataques. Cada organización debe mirar a "las personas, procesos y tecnología" para proteger sus DNS de los ataques. Las organizaciones también deben considerar cómo la evidencia de otros ataques que se pueden obtener mediante el control de sus DNS.

Esta presentación de Ciberseguridad Semana en Quito describe muchos tipos y clases de ataques contra el DNS.

(Disculpas si mi español tiene errores.)

 Attacks against the Domain Name System (DNS) occur more frequently than most organzations imagine and no organization is immune from attack. Every organization must look at “people, processes, and technology” to protect their DNS from attacks. Organizations must also consider how evidence of other attacks that can be obtained by monitoring their DNS as well. 

This presentation fromCybersecurity Week in Quito describes many kinds and classes of attacks against the DNS.

 

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Monday, 27 June 2016

Los Ataques Contra El Sistema De Nombres Dominios (Attacks Against the DNS)

El sistema de nombres de dominio (DNS) es un servicio muy importante a Internet. Todos usamos el DNS para obtener las direcciones de Internet que están asociados con los nombres de dominio de uso fácil. El DNS es una "infraestructura crítica". Los ciber delincuentes y hacktivistas tienen fuertes incentivos para atacar el DNS.

Esta presentación de Ciberseguridad Semana en Quito describe muchos tipos y clases de ataques contra el DNS.

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The Domain Name System (DNS) is an extremely important Internet service that is used by every Internet user to obtain the Internet addresses of user friendly domain names. Because of its “critical infrastructure” nature, cybercriminals, hacktivists, or other miscreats have strong incentives to exploit or to attack the DNS.

This presentation from Cybersecurity Week in Quito describes many kinds and classes of attacks against the DNS.

 

 

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