Detecting and remediating highly vulnerable domain names using passive DNS measurements
AssigneeVeriSign, Inc.
InventorsEric M. Osterweil, Danny R. McPherson, Matthew A. Thomas, Qi Alfred Chen
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AssigneeVeriSign, Inc.
InventorsEric M. Osterweil, Danny R. McPherson, Matthew A. Thomas, Qi Alfred Chen
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Some embodiments provide a technique for detecting highly-vulnerable domain names and remediating associated problems. The technique can include collecting DNS data representing a requests to the DNS over a period of time and determining a subset of the DNS data representing DNS-based service discovery requests to unregistered domains over the period of time. The technique can also include, for each of the unregistered domains, determining a query ratio and a persistence ratio. The technique can also include ranking the unregistered domains according to a metric that includes the query ratios and the persistence ratios, such that a ranked list of domain names is produced and outputting an initial segment of the ranked list of domain names as the highly-vulnerable domain names. The technique can also include remediating attacks on at least one of the highly-vulnerable domain names.
A computer-implemented method of detecting highly-vulnerable domain names and remediating associated problems, the method comprising:
A system for detecting highly-vulnerable domain names and remediating associated problems, the system comprising:
At least one non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions which, when executed by at least one electronic processor, cause the processor to perform a method of detecting highly-vulnerable domain names and remediating associated problems by:
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