Recently, Silent Push researchers ran a dangling DNS takeover simulation to show how easily forgotten infrastructure becomes an entry point. The full findings are now live in our latest research report.
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Dangling DNS records get left behind when infrastructure changes and nobody cleans up the pointer. Attackers already scan for these gaps, and they are getting faster at finding them. The report walks through the exact takeover technique we simulated, what an attacker gains once they have a foothold, and the steps to add to your defender playbook.
If your team runs SOC, IR, or CTI workflows, this is worth the read. Access below.
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