During an incident response investigation, a network security analyst discovers that internal users attempting to connect to a partner organization's remote server were redirected to an untrusted external host. Analysis reveals that client workstations issued standard domain name lookup requests, but the enterprise's recursive resolver returned forged IP address records that had been injected into its local cache. Which of the following attack types best describes this security incident?
- DNS cache poisoningCevap
- BARP poisoning
- CPort and protocol mismatch exploit
- DDNS record type misapplication
Cevap
DNS cache poisoning is the correct attack type, as it involves injecting invalid IP address resolutions into a caching DNS server to redirect user traffic.
DNS cache poisoning (also known as DNS spoofing) occurs when an attacker introduces false resolution data into a DNS resolver's cache. As a result, subsequent queries for the compromised domain return the attacker's fake IP address, redirecting legitimate users to malicious sites without modifying client configurations.
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