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Which of the following is not an example of DNS hijacking?

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asked Jul 30, 2021 in Cyber Security by Natalie (69.5k points)

Which of the following is not an example of DNS hijacking?

(a) ISP DNS hijacking

(b) DNS hijacking for phishing

(c) DNS hijacking for pharming

(d) HTTP-based DNS hacking

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answered Aug 2, 2021 by Nathan (1.4m points)
selected Sep 14, 2021 by Natalie

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Right answer is (d) HTTP-based DNS hacking

Best explanation: DNS hijacking is a form of nasty online attack in which a user gets redirects queries to a DNS because of override of system’s TCP/IP settings. ISP DNS hijacking, DNS hijacking for phishing, DNS hijacking for pharming are some of the examples of DNS hijacking attack.

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