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DNS Tunneling: iodine

This post guides through a basic DNS tunneling setup with the usage of the appropriate tool “iodine“. It shows how DNS tunneling works and lists the commands needed to run this type of attack. That is, you can tunnel IPv4 packets through this DNS channel via the (internal) recursive DNS resolver! Nice approach. ;)

In the end, I’m pointing out how to block these tunnelling attempts with the DNS appliances from Infoblox, and the firewalls from Palo Alto Networks and Fortinet.

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