DNS Fast Flux rapidly changes the IP addresses (and even the DNS servers) for a malicious domain, as shown above. Attackers often use compromised machines as proxies, cycling through “hundreds or even thousands” of IP addresses with very low DNS TTL (sometimes as short as 60 seconds). This means each DNS query can return a…
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