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We have received a pcap sample of DNS queries that display a strange behavior. The queries are type ANY for domains ghmn.ru and fkfkfkfa.com. When doing a nslookup, both domains have 100 IPs listed under their domain names with each of them resolving exactly the same last octets (i.e. .1, .10, .100, etc). Queries with the same transaction ID are often repeated several times. The traffic samples we have received indicate the queries are sent by either a host or a server. If anyone else is seeing queries for either of these domains or queries with a similar behavior and can share some pcap or logs, you can submit them via our contact page. Wireshark example of a query:
----------- Guy Bruneau IPSS Inc. gbruneau at isc dot sans dot edu |
Guy 522 Posts ISC Handler Dec 21st 2013 |
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Dec 21st 2013 8 years ago |
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Why is this strange? Looks like a garden-variety DNS amplification attack.
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Anonymous |
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Dec 21st 2013 8 years ago |
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See here for more information: http://dnsamplificationattacks.blogspot.nl
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Anonymous |
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Dec 22nd 2013 8 years ago |
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[Duplicate post]
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Anonymous |
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Dec 22nd 2013 8 years ago |
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Rather than attackers using legitimate DNS records for amplification attacks, they are now registering their own domains that will generate large responses. I guess the ANY record for isc.org and "." are too popular anymore.
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emueller 3 Posts |
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Dec 22nd 2013 8 years ago |
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you can search any query error finding site through a good search..please make the proper change after that.
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emueller 1 Posts |
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Dec 23rd 2013 8 years ago |
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