Survey on Domain Name System Security

Zou, Futai; Zhang, Siyu; Pei, Bei; Li, Pan; Li, Linsen; Li, Jianhua

doi:10.1109/dsc.2016.96

Cited by 16 publications

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“…It is a vital protocol within the Internet model that translates unique IP addresses to human-readable addresses [22]. Security is an essential aspect in DNS, and methods of providing security such as extensions like Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSec) are used [23] to mitigate against DDoS, configuration tampering, DNS poisoning, and information leakage as well as countless other DNS vulnerabilities [23]. The DNS in the current Web 2.0 is centralized as discussed in Sect.…”

Section: Application Layermentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain for decentralization of internet: prospects, trends, and challenges

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Blockchain has made an impact on today’s technology by revolutionizing the financial industry through utilization of cryptocurrencies using decentralized control. This has been followed by extending Blockchain to span several other industries and applications for its capabilities in verification. With the current trend of pursuing the decentralized Internet, many methods have been proposed to achieve decentralization considering different aspects of the current Internet model ranging from infrastructure and protocols to services and applications. This paper investigates Blockchain’s capacities to provide a robust and secure decentralized model for Internet. The paper conducts a critical review on recent Blockchain-based methods capable for the decentralization of the future Internet. We identify and investigate two research aspects of Blockchain that provides high impact in realizing the decentralized Internet with respect to current Internet and Blockchain challenges while keeping various design in considerations. The first aspect is the consensus algorithms that are vital components for decentralization of the Blockchain. We identify three key consensus algorithms including PoP, Paxos, and PoAH that are more adequate for reaching consensus for such tremendous scale Blockchain-enabled architecture for Internet. The second aspect that we investigated is the compliance of Blockchain with various emerging Internet technologies and the impact of Blockchain on those technologies. Such emerging Internet technologies in combinations with Blockchain would help to overcome Blockchain’s established flaws in a way to be more optimized, efficient and applicable for Internet decentralization.

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Section: Application Layermentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…This method decreases both DNS resolution time and DNS traffic since it reduces the number of queries generated to handle a given DNS resolution without generating additional DNS messages. Simulation results based on two large independent DNS traces show that our proposed approach much reduces not only the DNS resolution time but also the DNS traffic [20], [21]. F.…”

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“…Particularly, despite the large number of works in the literature on DNS security and privacy, existing contributions are scattered across different research areas and a comprehensive yet concise survey is lacking. Although there exist several surveys in the field of DNS [1,2,3,4,5], they are limited from several points of view. First, the scope of those works is narrow, e.g., covering only a certain aspect of the DNS ecosystem, such as detecting Internet abuse by analyzing passive DNS traffic [3], malicious domain detection through DNS data analysis [4], and investigating the domain name squatting ecosystem [5].…”

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“…First, the scope of those works is narrow, e.g., covering only a certain aspect of the DNS ecosystem, such as detecting Internet abuse by analyzing passive DNS traffic [3], malicious domain detection through DNS data analysis [4], and investigating the domain name squatting ecosystem [5]. Second, the number of studies covered in each of those prior works-even on the very well accepted set of problems in the field of DNS security and privacy-is limited, and does not cover the most recent advances, which require further attention and consideration-especially in an evolving domain [1,5].…”

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Domain Name System Security and Privacy: A Contemporary Survey

Khormali¹,

Park²,

Alasmary³

et al. 2020

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The domain name system (DNS) is one of the most important components of today's Internet, and is the standard naming convention between human-readable domain names and machine-routable IP addresses of Internet resources. However, due to the vulnerability of DNS to various threats, its security and functionality have been continuously challenged over the course of time. Although, researchers have addressed various aspects of the DNS in the literature, there are still many challenges yet to be addressed. In order to comprehensively understand the root causes of the vulnerabilities of DNS, it is mandatory to review the various activities in the research community on DNS landscape. To this end, this paper surveys more than 170 peer reviewed papers, which are published in both top conferences and journals in last ten years, and summarizes vulnerabilities in DNS and corresponding countermeasures. This paper not only focuses on the DNS threat landscape and existing challenges, but also discusses the utilized data analysis methods, which are frequently used to address DNS threat vulnerabilities. Furthermore, we looked into the DNS threat landscape from the view point of the involved entities in the DNS infrastructure in an attempt to point out more vulnerable entities in the system.

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Survey on Domain Name System Security

Cited by 16 publications

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