Dig is a powerful and flexible tool for interrogating domain name system (DNS) servers. In this post, we’ll take a deep dive into how it works and what it can tell you. Dig is a powerful and flexible ...

I need someone to either confirm that my understanding is correct or help me get the right answer. As I understand it, if I use dig to do a NS query against a domain, or sub-domain, I should get back ...

Well, both dig and nslookup tell me what nameserver I'm getting a reply from. Its from my main AD DNS server. Dig shows the right SOA, but is still coming back with an internal address as an answer.

The domain name system (DNS) hums along behind the scenes and, as with running water, we largely take it for granted. That this system just works is a testament to the hackers who designed and ...

A new enterprise-targeting malware toolkit called ‘Decoy Dog’ has been discovered after inspecting anomalous DNS traffic that is distinctive from regular internet activity. Decoy Dog helps threat ...

The number of malware threats that receive instructions from attackers through DNS is expected to increase, and most companies are not currently scanning for such activity on their networks, security ...