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Drive-by pharming

Stamm et al., 2007

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4510003830929409694
Author
Stamm S
Ramzan Z
Jakobsson M
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference on Information and Communications Security

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This paper describes an attack concept termed Drive-by Pharming where an attacker sets up a web page that, when simply viewed by the victim (on a JavaScript-enabled browser), attempts to change the DNS server settings on the victim's home broadband router. As a …
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