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Domain Name System Security: Protecting DNS From Cache Poisoning and Hijacking
Domain name system security fails when organizations treat DNS as a passive utility rather than an active attack surface requiring cryptographic validation.
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Domain name system security fails when organizations treat DNS as a passive utility rather than an active attack surface requiring cryptographic validation.

SSRF turns your server into a proxy, allowing attackers to scan internal networks and access cloud metadata without ever touching the outside world directly.