(Domain Name System rebinding) A method for obtaining unauthorized access to the local network by fooling the Web browser into switching IP addresses from the Web server to a local computer. It is ...

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Browser companies and network-security vendors have created a variety of defenses for the three-decades-old attack technique known as DNS rebinding, but protection remains spotty due to uneven ...

Programmer (and artist) Brannon Dorsey wrote up a fascinating and fairly technical piece about the perils of DNS rebinding the other day. It’s worth a read if you have even the slightest interest in ...

In March, artist and programmer Brannon Dorsey became interested in a retro web attack called DNS rebinding, teaching himself how to illicitly access controls and data by exploiting known browser ...

The developer teams from Google Home, Roku TV, and Sonos, are preparing security patches to prevent DNS rebinding attacks on their devices. Roku has already started deploying updates, while Google and ...

All Blizzard games were, until last night, vulnerable to DNS rebinding. World of Warcraft, Overwatch, and Hearthstone, among others, all put players at risk of exploitation, according to a Google ...

Around six million Sky Broadband customer routers in the UK were affected by a critical vulnerability that took over 17 months to roll out a fix to customers. A new browser extension called Behave!

If you use “smart” connected devices at your home or office, then those Internet of Things (IoT) devices are at risk of an attack that is nearly ancient in tech-years, as it has been around since 2007 ...

Dennis Fisher talks with security researcher Robert “Rsnake” Hansen about his recent work on DNS rebinding attacks, the poor state of browser security and his new book “Detecting Malice.” Dennis ...