So Toady I'm Gonna Show u A Video Tutorial On DNS Hacking. So First Thing u Need To Know Is Better Knowledge In TCP/IP. Its Very Important To Learn DNS Hacking. In This Tutorial u Will Learn
how use DNS to redirect computer or network users to alternate websites or servers for security or malicious purposes.How DNS Works.Editing the HOSTS file.Alternate Public DNS.Planning a DNS Hack.Reasons to Hack DNS .So Here We Go :
how use DNS to redirect computer or network users to alternate websites or servers for security or malicious purposes.How DNS Works.Editing the HOSTS file.Alternate Public DNS.Planning a DNS Hack.Reasons to Hack DNS .So Here We Go :
Introduction
DNS resolves Domain Names to IP Addresses
Warning: Use at your own risk
DNS
HOSTS file is the local file that resolves Domain Names
Windows Location = C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc
Example = 10.1.10.2 www.elithecomputerguy.com
In Vista/ Windows 7 First Open Notepad using "Run as Administrator" and then open the HOSTS file. Otherwise you will not be able to save your edits.
Computers FIRST try to Resolve a Domain Name with the HOSTS file, they then Go To the LOCAL DNS Server, and then they Query the PUBLIC DNS Server. If any server has a record the computer does not ask any other sources. SO if the HOSTS file has a record the computer uses that record and stops.
Using Alternate DNS
You do not have to use the Public DNS IP Addresses that your ISP gave you. You can use Alternate Public DNS Servers.
The benefit of using a server like OpenDNS.org is that they will prevent Domain Names for malicious websites from resolving. This is a HUGE security tool.
You can create your own Public DNS Server for Good/ Bad Purposes.
The DNS Attack
HOSTS file can be compromised either through manual editing, or through scripting. If users are logged in as USERS vs. ADMINISTRATORS there is far less chance that a script will be able to modify the HOSTS file.
By Wardriving or Plugging Into an Unsecured Network Jack You May be able to Hack the DNS Server. Routers/ Modems with default passwords are easy to Hack.
A clever, well disguised DNS Hack is very difficult to detect once it has been successfully implemented, and it is moderately difficult to circumvent if it is done by a network administrator to secure a network.
Final Thoughts
Hacking DNS is the EASIEST way to either protect or attack a network or computer
©2011, copyright BLACK BURN
DNS resolves Domain Names to IP Addresses
Warning: Use at your own risk
DNS
HOSTS file is the local file that resolves Domain Names
Windows Location = C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc
Example = 10.1.10.2 www.elithecomputerguy.com
In Vista/ Windows 7 First Open Notepad using "Run as Administrator" and then open the HOSTS file. Otherwise you will not be able to save your edits.
Computers FIRST try to Resolve a Domain Name with the HOSTS file, they then Go To the LOCAL DNS Server, and then they Query the PUBLIC DNS Server. If any server has a record the computer does not ask any other sources. SO if the HOSTS file has a record the computer uses that record and stops.
Using Alternate DNS
You do not have to use the Public DNS IP Addresses that your ISP gave you. You can use Alternate Public DNS Servers.
The benefit of using a server like OpenDNS.org is that they will prevent Domain Names for malicious websites from resolving. This is a HUGE security tool.
You can create your own Public DNS Server for Good/ Bad Purposes.
The DNS Attack
HOSTS file can be compromised either through manual editing, or through scripting. If users are logged in as USERS vs. ADMINISTRATORS there is far less chance that a script will be able to modify the HOSTS file.
By Wardriving or Plugging Into an Unsecured Network Jack You May be able to Hack the DNS Server. Routers/ Modems with default passwords are easy to Hack.
A clever, well disguised DNS Hack is very difficult to detect once it has been successfully implemented, and it is moderately difficult to circumvent if it is done by a network administrator to secure a network.
Final Thoughts
Hacking DNS is the EASIEST way to either protect or attack a network or computer
©2011, copyright BLACK BURN
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