bugtraq - Re: Symantec Enterprise Firewall DNSD cache poisoning Vulnerability

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Date: 18 Jun 2004 17:16:03 -0000
From: Peter Jelver <pj@...c.dk>
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: Re: Symantec Enterprise Firewall DNSD cache poisoning Vulnerability

In-Reply-To: <1087321536.7690.85.camel@...der.telecom.com.ar>

This has yet to be investigated and commented by the vendor, but the SEF firewall dnsd has the option to configure "forwarders" - dnsd will defer all requests to these. A mitigating strategy until the vendor has an answer could be to configure forwarders pointing at ISP nameservers.

Peter Jelver

http://www.esec.dk