DNS Penetration Testing Documentation
Complete guide to DNS security testing methodologies, vulnerability research, and penetration testing tools. Learn advanced DNS enumeration techniques, attack vectors, and security assessment frameworks.

DNS Security Documentation
By RFS, Security Researcher
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CVE-2024-3393 Analysis Added
Comprehensive analysis of the latest CISA KEV DNS vulnerability

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Added new tools and updated existing tool documentation

KeyTrap DNSSEC Vulnerability
Critical DNSSEC vulnerability affecting major DNS implementations

DNS Security Testing Methodology
New comprehensive framework for systematic DNS security testing

Attack Vectors Documentation
Expanded coverage of DNS attack techniques and mitigation strategies
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Step-by-step guide to DNS vulnerability assessment techniques
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