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What does it mean that dns is polluted, what should I do if DNS is polluted?
DNS pollution means that network attackers tamper with the resolution results of the DNS server, causing the websites visited by users to be redirected to other fake websites. This attack method can be used for phishing, malicious software spreading, etc.
Impact and defense strategy of DNS pollution
DNS pollution is also known as DNS hijacking, which is a means of network attack. By manipulating the response of the DNS server, the domain
What is DNS pollution? Solutions to DNS pollution
DNS pollution is a network attack method that affects the domain name resolution process, causing user access to be hijacked to the wrong IP address, thereby accessing malicious or misleading websites.
What is the difference between DNS pollution and DNS hijacking?
DNS pollution and DNS hijacking are two different DNS attacks or problems with different nature and impact:
