Researchers Discover Major Vulnerability in DNS-as-a-Service Provider Platforms
An attacker could obtain sensitive internal network information from thousands of organizations merely by taking the simple step of registering as their DNS service provider's nameserver: and yes, a security hole lets you do that unchecked in some cloud services. The Dark Reading News Desk interviews researchers who discovered the flaw.
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The Dark Reading News Desk spoke with Shir Tamari, head of research at Wiz.io, and Ami Luttwak, co-founder and chief technology officer at Wiz.io, about a novel class of DNS vulnerabilities they presented at this year's Black Hat USA.
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