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what is DNS Rebinding attack #1409
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what is DNS Rebinding attack |
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A DNS Rebinding attack tricks a victim’s browser into bypassing the same-origin policy, letting an attacker’s malicious website interact with internal network services as if it were trusted, potentially exposing sensitive data or controlling devices. |
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A DNS Rebinding attack tricks a victim’s browser into bypassing the same-origin policy, letting an attacker’s malicious website interact with internal network services as if it were trusted, potentially exposing sensitive data or controlling devices.