Hi, folks,
What I take from this mitigation statement--Use a trustworthy DNS
resolver which is able to validate the data according to the DNS record
types--is that if our DNS service is solid, we are not vulnerable. Is this
accurate, or am I oversimplifying things? The mitigation statement from ZDI
was much more ominous, but I'm still parsing "network-adjacent attackers".
Thanks,
John A
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