A primary zone is the authoritative source for its DNS records, allowing you to create, modify, and manage entries directly. Each zone operates independently but complements the other, ensuring ...

Swift broke dozens of records in 2024 and has already been continuing her success in 2025, which isn't new for her; she has been breaking records since the time she first came on the scene in the ...

Also known as DNS spoofing, cache poisoning allows attackers to inject fraudulent DNS records into a resolver’s cache, tricking users into connecting to attacker-controlled sites. Unlike ...

By setting their DNS server records with a long TTL or “Time To Live” — a setting that can adjust the lifespan of data packets on a network — an attacker’s poisoned instructions for the ...

Infoblox explains that SPF DNS records for about 20,000 domains were configured with the overly permissive "+all" option, which allows any server to send emails on behalf of those domains.

In addition to the domain name and the DNS record type, passive DNS records generally contain a “first seen” and a “last seen” timestamp. These records allow users to trace the IP ...

Within their portal we see a weird leading zero in front of all of our records, none of these records can be edited/fixed, and records we created within the past two weeks are all gone.

By keeping these DNS records handy in various locations, the system can quickly pull up the information for future requests, making the process smoother and faster. The differences between public ...

Internet users' experience highly depends on how efficiently the Domain Name Server (DNS) works while browsing the internet. The DNS converts human-understandable domain names to computer ...

When you try to access a web address — for example, slashgear.com — on your browser, your computer checks for its corresponding IP address under DNS records to load it on the browser.