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Re: DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority
From: John Sage <jsage () finchhaven com>
Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2001 10:36:51 -0800
/* loves posting to his own posts */ John Sage wrote:
David: David E. Gianndrea wrote:Could some one explain what this alert means. DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority
<snippage>
For this snort rule (and one other in dns.rules) the lack of any authority records, combined with a TTL of 1 represents the problem.
Note that this is a DNS Time-To-Live, regarding the length of time that the Resource Record should be cached by the client...
...not the more commonly seen IP TTL, which relates to the number of hops a packet gets before it's smooshed.
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Current thread:
- DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority David E. Gianndrea (Dec 14)
- Re: DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority John Sage (Dec 14)
- Re: DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority John Sage (Dec 15)
- Re: DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority James (Dec 15)
- Re: DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority John Sage (Dec 15)
- Re: DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority James (Dec 16)
- Re: DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority John Sage (Dec 15)
- Re: DNS SPOOF query response with ttl: 1 min. and no authority John Sage (Dec 14)
