NIOS Patched for DDoS Vulnerability
July 29 2009 by 
Cricket Liu (Infoblox)
For you Infoblox customers out there, NIOS has now been patched to address the DDoS vulnerability.
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July 29 2009 by Cricket Liu (Infoblox)
"Be Liberal in What You Accept"
July 29 2009 by Cricket Liu (Infoblox)
One brief note about yesterday's DDoS vulnerability: This is the latest in a long line of vulnerabilities caused, arguably, by a development philosophy ISC employed in BIND 9, which amounts to, "If you see something funky, exit."
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New DDoS Vulnerability in BIND 9
July 28 2009 by Cricket Liu (Infoblox)
In case you haven't seen the news yet, there's a serious new vulnerability in BIND 9. A carefully tailored dynamic update can crash your BIND 9 name server. Administrators of BIND 9 name servers - even those that don't allow dynamic updates - are advised to upgrade immediately, as exploits are already public. You can find more information on ISC's web site. ISC has released BIND 9.6.1-P1, 9.5.1-P3 and 9.4.3-P3 to address the vulnerability.
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