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In this video we test NextDNS, Quad9, Cloudflare, DNS by COMODO, and Google Public DNS against 50 malicious URLs. Will there claims of malware and phishing protection stand up?
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In this video we test NextDNS, Quad9, Cloudflare, DNS by COMODO, and Google Public DNS against 50 malicious URLs. Will there claims of malware and phishing protection stand up?
The first example of additional techniques we’ve observed uses legitimate services to query IP assignments for malicious domains. By using these services, Trident Ursa is effectively bypassing DNS and DNS logging for the malicious domains.
By using these services, Trident Ursa is effectively bypassing DNS and DNS logging for the malicious domains.
I am pretty sure that DNS would block C&C server, but still, I block social media on my main browser, mshta.exe is disallowed and WSH is disabled. Pretty lame malware.Bypassing DNS Through a Messaging Service
Once opened, this .lnk shortcut uses mshta.exe
a loader that drops two files and eventually runs them as VBScripts using the wscript application.
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