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DNS Hosting Services Market

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Unfortunately, glitches happen, and sometimes you might find yourself at the mercy of the infamous “DNS server not responding” message (or something similar). There are a few easy fixes you can implement to help resolve your DNS failure issues.

Try a Different Browser

The first and most simple step you can take to try to resolve a DNS server issue is using a different browser. If you were using Firefox or Safari, switch to Chrome, or vice versa.

Swapping browsers is a good starting point to troubleshoot your error message because if your DNS server issues resolve using a different browser, that is commonly an indication that you need to update your original browser that gave you the problem.

In some cases, uninstalling and reinstalling the browser first and then making sure…

Cyber espionage group MuddyWater’s or Mercury’s first major campaign was seen as early as 2012. But as things always go in the cybersecurity realm, threat groups, especially those that gain infamy, don’t necessarily just come and go.

Such is MuddyWater’s case in that instead of disappearing, it resurfaces bigger and better each time. PhonyC2—the threat group’s latest addition to its framework—is proof of that. Deep Instinct recently shone the spotlight on PhonyC2’s underbelly by publishing an in-depth investigation on the matter.

WhoisXML API used the 27 IP addresses and 12 domains identified as PhonyC2 IoCs as jump-off points for a DNS deep dive, which led to the discovery of:

• Three additional unique IP addresses to which some of the domains identified…

WILMINGTON, DE / ACCESSWIRE / May 2, 2023 / GreenGeeks, a leading eco-friendly web hosting provider, has recently launched its new Global Anycast DNS service to improve website performance and reliability. Anycast DNS is a powerful network addressing and routing method that assigns a single IP address to multiple servers located around the world. By directing website traffic to the closest available server, Anycast DNS reduces latency, and this helps improve website performance while increasing its reliability.

“We are excited about the release of Anycast DNS for our customers and its impact on improving speed and reliability for their websites,” said Kaumil Patel, Chief Operating Officer at GreenGeeks. “This new service further solidifies our commitment to provide the best hosting…

The ‘Decoy Dog’ malware toolkit, aimed at enterprises, was uncovered recently by the security analysts at Infoblox by analyzing 70 billion DNS records and traffic that differs from typical online behavior.

Decoy Dog was discovered in early April 2023, and by using domain aging and DNS query dribbling tactics, the Decoy Dog malware assists threat actors in avoiding traditional detection methods. 

This strategy enables them to build a positive reputation with security vendors before transitioning to supporting cybercrime activities.

Decoy Dog has an exceptionally rare and distinct DNS fingerprint compared to the 370 million active domains on the internet, facilitating its identification and tracking.

Technical Analysis

Numerous C2 domains related to the operation were identified…