Dns poisoning can be preventable with commonsense. From: www.can-poison.info DNS poison can, also called internet address poisoning, is when a user uses the IP address of a website to do things such as downloading content illegally, downloading applications for illegal use or just sharing files. The most dangerous case of dns poisoning is when someone uses a site with a website containing porn. Although not every website has pornography, many do.
Dns poisoning has been around for over half a century. Before DNS poisoning, website owners had to go to the law if they wanted to stop someone from reading the site. Today, most countries do require that websites provide privacy and blocking tools for the website owner to prevent their customers from reading the site. Dns poisoning does not have to be a criminal offense. Simply taking steps to stop people from doing what they want would help. There are other ways to tackle Dns poisoning.
Dns poisoning can be prevented by creating a secure communication channel in which a customer can send an email or use a phone to communicate with the server in question. Using secure communication channels will make it harder to find and compromise your company’s network because hackers cannot just steal the credentials needed to connect to your website.
This will be my 5th blog and this is my first time doing a full-series. For the series, I will cover 5 key things I love and dislike about the business world. The first is the lack of transparency in decision making. Second is the lack of accountability for those who do make decisions. Third and lastly is the lack of any kind of transparency regarding the outcomes of the company.
This series is intended to be a one-time experiment. I will use the ideas as inspiration for a series of short videos I will be producing with the goal of creating a medium to expose the inner-minds, hearts, and minds of other business owners who are not being well treated. Old blog: I decided to create a series of short videos to illustrate my points about the business world.
I created the series because I felt it was an important topic and I felt it would be good to reach out to a broader audience. The series was designed to be brief on the topic, to educate and spark a conversation. I feel that if you can see the end result without being a consumer then you can have a better opinion of what you see. Old blog: Old blog posts can be incredibly useful or incredibly worthless depending on how you use them.
I also decided to add a video, the first in the series. This is also my first time doing a full-series.
