What are SUID privileges? A SUID (Set User ID) privilege is a special permission that can be set on a binary file on Unix/Linux systems. This permission gives the user executing the file the same privileges as the file’s owner. For example, if a binary file has SUID permission set and is owned by the […]
Default Configuration All DNS servers work with three different types of configuration files: 1. Local DNS configuration files 2. Zone files 3. Reverse name resolution files DNS Server [Bind9](https://www.isc.org/bind/) It is widely used in Linux-based distributions. Its local configuration file (named.conf) is divided into two parts: 1 – The options section for general configuration 2
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Whenever you tackle any DNS task, the first thing you should do is an NSlookup (name server lookup). This will provide you with the correct domain and nameserver. We can also see other types of records such as or email records The `nslookup` command can be used to obtain various types of DNS-related information. Here’s