dns:dns_exfiltration
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| ===== DNS Exfiltration Demo ===== | ===== DNS Exfiltration Demo ===== | ||
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| + | Base64. Contains uppercase letters and defaults to allowing = and / etc. This is not recommended as it can make it easier to detect attacks as ' | ||
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| + | However, Base32 isn't available natively in many scripting toolsets. Base64 is. So some attackers use Base64 to avoid having to write their own Base32 conversion code. | ||
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