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DNS spoofing - translation to English
CYBERATTACK IN WHICH CORRUPT DNS DATA IS INTRODUCED INTO THE DNS RESOLVER'S CACHE, CAUSING THE NAME SERVER TO RETURN AN INCORRECT RESULT RECORD, E.G. AN IP ADDRESS, DIVERTING TRAFFIC TO THE ATTACKER
Dns cache poisoning; DNS poisoning; Dns poisoning; DNS Spoofing; DNS cache poisoning; DNS cache pollution
DNS spoofing
общая лексика
"спуфинг" DNS
присвоение имени домена другой системы путем либо искажения данных кэша службы имен интересующей взломщика системы, либо указания "действительного" домена серверу доменных имен
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masquerade attack
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CYBER ATTACK IN WHICH A PERSON OR PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY MASQUERADES AS ANOTHER BY FALSIFYING DATA
Spoof attack; Spoofing attacks; Spoof attacks; Email forging; GPS spoofing; Gps spoofing; Geolocation spoofing; Masquerade attack; Voice spoofing; Geo-spoofing; GNSS spoofing
нападение с маскировкой (маскарадом) злоумышленника под законного пользователя
spoofing attack
CYBER ATTACK IN WHICH A PERSON OR PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY MASQUERADES AS ANOTHER BY FALSIFYING DATA
Spoof attack; Spoofing attacks; Spoof attacks; Email forging; GPS spoofing; Gps spoofing; Geolocation spoofing; Masquerade attack; Voice spoofing; Geo-spoofing; GNSS spoofing
действие (нарушителя) под видом законного пользователя
Wikipedia
DNS spoofing
DNS spoofing, also referred to as DNS cache poisoning, is a form of computer security hacking in which corrupt Domain Name System data is introduced into the DNS resolver's cache, causing the name server to return an incorrect result record, e.g. an IP address. This results in traffic being diverted to any computer that the attacker chooses.
