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  NeuStar offers temporary fix for Kaminsky bug

  NeuStar has developed a proprietary system for thwarting Web traffic hijacking attacks that the company plans to market until standard DNS Security (DNSSEC) mechanisms are deployed widely across the Internet.

  By Carolyn Duffy Marsan | 17 June, 2009 07:05

  Tags: DNSSEC, Kaminsky, neustar

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  New DNS bug and fix announced

  Domain name registries are scrambling to patch a newly discovered bug in popular open source DNS software that could be exploited for denial-of-service attacks.

  By Carolyn Duffy Marsan | 20 May, 2009 08:16

  Tags: DNS, Kaminsky

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  Researchers exploit Conficker flaw to find infected PCs

  Just days before the Conficker worm is set to contact its controllers for new instructions, security researchers have discovered a flaw in the worm that makes it much easier for users to detect infected PCs.

  By Gregg Keizer | 31 March, 2009 08:55

  Tags: conficker, Kaminsky

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  Permanent fix needed for DNS security issues, Kaminsky warns

  Researcher who found cache-poisoning flaw says time has come for DNSSEC technology

  By Jaikumar Vijayan | 23 February, 2009 08:14

  Tags: dns flaw, Kaminsky

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  Security researcher Kaminsky pushes DNS patching

  Dan Kaminsky, who for years was ambivalent about securing DNS, has become an ardent supporter of DNS Security Extensions.

  By Cara Garretson | 20 February, 2009 08:20

  Tags: DNS, Kaminsky

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  IETF: Should we ignore the Kaminsky bug?

  The Internet engineering community is grappling with what to do about a serious flaw in the DNS discovered mid-year, and the ongoing debate brings to mind a famous quotation from Voltaire: "The perfect is the enemy of the good."

  By Carolyn Duffy Marsan | 21 November, 2008 07:41

  Tags: dns flaw, IETF, Kaminsky

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  Survey: 1 in 4 DNS servers still vulnerable to Kaminsky flaw

  Despite industry efforts to lock down DNS servers, one in four remain vulnerable to cache poisoning due to the well-documented Kaminsky flaw identified earlier this year and another 40 percent could be considered a danger to themselves and others, recent research shows.

  By Denise Dubie | 11 November, 2008 08:39

  Tags: dns flaw, Kaminsky