Google announced this morning that they have added a new way to verify your domain name and properties in Google Search Console. You can now do so through or via DNS CNAME, not just a TXT verification ...

A newly discovered threat actor is running an investment scam through a cleverly designed traffic distribution system (TDS), which takes advantage of the Domain Name System (DNS) to keep its malicious ...

A threat actor named Savvy Seahorse is abusing CNAME DNS records Domain Name System to create a traffic distribution system that powers financial scam campaigns. The threat actor targets victims ...

Explains how dangling CNAMEs enable attackers to hijack trusted subdomains, creating cloud security risks and the need for ...

A threat actor tracked as 'Hazy Hawk' is hijacking forgotten DNS CNAME records pointing to abandoned cloud services, taking over trusted subdomains of governments, universities, and Fortune 500 ...

Using a CNAME is probably best to point to your web server. If you have CNAMEs of www, ftp and mail all pointing to yourbox.yourdomain.com and your web traffic increases enough to merit its own box.

Google announced this morning that there is a new way to verify your site and property in Google Search Console. You can now use DNS CNAME verification in Google Search Console, the search company ...