Jay Beale Attacking and Defending BIND DJBDNS DNS Servers

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Jay Beale, Security Team Director - MandrakeSoft
Attacking and Defending BIND / DJBDNS DNS Servers

This talk basically runs in the Attack and Defense format, where we explain what the traditional attacks have been against name servers and how to harden your setup to defend against them. The methods range from refusing queries from the "wrong" hosts, to chrooting servers to setting up split-horizon DNS / firewalling setups.

Jay Beale is the Security Team Director at MandrakeSoft, makers of Mandrake Linux. He is also the Lead Developer of the Bastille Linux Project, which creates a hardening program for Linux. Jay is the author of a number of articles on Unix/Linux security, along with the upcoming book Securing Linux the Bastille Way, to be published by Addison-Wesley. You can learn more about his articles, talks and favorite security links via http://www.bastille-linux.org/jay.

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