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  1. The Vulnerabilities in DNS Bypass Firewall Rules (UDP 53) is prone to false positive reports by most vulnerability assessment solutions. AVDS is alone in using behavior based testing that eliminates this issue.

  2. book.hacktricks.xyz › network-services-pentesting › pentesting-dns53 - Pentesting DNS | HackTricks

    By translating domain names into IP addresses, the DNS ensures web browsers can quickly load internet resources, simplifying how we navigate the online world. Default port: 53

  3. 3 paź 2024 · DNSSEC is designed to provide an additional layer of security, but vulnerabilities can still exist in misconfigured setups. You can exploit DNSSEC records for potential DDoS or data...

  4. 3 wrz 2024 · Port 53 Vulnerabilities. Port 53 is used for the Domain Name System (DNS), which translates human-readable domain names such as facebook.com or linkedin.com into IP addresses. DNS is essential for internet traffic, and it operates using both UDP and TCP for queries and transfers, respectively.

  5. Port 53 is the well-known port number for DNS. Many years ago it was common for certain DNS implementations to send queries from source port 53. These days, it is good practice to use non-privileged source ports (i.e., 1024 or greater) and to use a different, random source port for each query.

  6. 15 mar 2019 · Unit 42 researchers explain how attackers can abuse DNS to hide their tracks and steal data using a technique known as “DNS Tunneling.” This research can help organizations understand DNS-based threats and the risks they pose to their environment.

  7. Penetration testing scripts for assessing DNS server vulnerabilities. Documentation and guides on best practices for DNS security. Real-world case studies and examples from critical network environments.