Mac and Windows users infected by software updates delivered over hacked ISP
DNS poisoning attacks successfully compromised targets even when they used DNS services from Google and Cloudflare.
MAIN POINTS
- DNS poisoning attacks bypassed security of Google and Cloudflare DNS.
- Targets were compromised despite using reputable DNS services.
- Attack highlights vulnerabilities in widely trusted DNS providers.
TAKEAWAYS
- Reliance on Google and Cloudflare DNS does not guarantee immunity from DNS poisoning.
- Security measures for DNS need further enhancement to prevent such attacks.
- Awareness of DNS vulnerabilities is crucial for improving internet security.