DNS Cache Poisoning

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DNS Cache Poisoning , (aka “DNS Spoofing”), is a cyber attack that exploits vulnerabilities in the domain name system (DNS) by diverting Internet traffic away from legitimate servers and towards fake ones.
DNS cache poisoning enables an attacker to pollute the data in DNS servers-including those managed by your company and your service provider-with bogus information that re-routes your traffic to the attacker’s sites by changing data in DNS to point to their IP address instead of yours. Once traffic is re-routed attacks can take many forms, most of which are extremely difficult to detect: