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Critical Unbound DNSSEC Flaw Lets Attackers Execute Code via DNS

Part of the DNSSEC story · since 10 Sep

Quiet for 6 weekslast report 17 Sep3 articles3 outlets
10 Sep · Cloudflare first7 Oct16 Oct25 OctNowThis article3rd of 3
  • Thu 10 Sep, 13:26 UTC. Cloudflare, first report. Cloudflare Tests Post Quantum DNSSEC with Oversized Signatures.
  • Thu 17 Sep, 11:54 UTC. SecurityOnline, its first report on the story. Unbound 1.26.1 Fixes Critical DNSSEC Flaw and RCE Risks.
  • Thu 17 Sep, 14:11 UTC. The Hacker News, its first report on the story. Critical Unbound DNSSEC Flaw Lets Attackers Execute Code via DNS. This article, 3rd of 3.

How the story developed

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Quiet for 6 weekslast report 17 Sep3 articles3 outlets

3 articles from 3 outlets since 10 Sep. Quiet since 17 Sep. This was the 3rd report, 7 days after the first.

Now10 Sep12131415161718First reportCloudflare · 10 Sep, 13:26This article3rd of 3 · day 7
  • Thu 10 Sep, 13:26 UTC. Cloudflare, first report. Cloudflare Tests Post Quantum DNSSEC with Oversized Signatures.
  • Thu 17 Sep, 11:54 UTC. SecurityOnline, its first report on the story. Unbound 1.26.1 Fixes Critical DNSSEC Flaw and RCE Risks.
  • Thu 17 Sep, 14:11 UTC. The Hacker News, its first report on the story. Critical Unbound DNSSEC Flaw Lets Attackers Execute Code via DNS. This article, 3rd of 3.
  • CVE not in KEV
  • No CVE
  • Larger: an outlet’s first report
  • Coverage over time
  • Quiet time, folded
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  1. Thu 10 SepDay 01
  2. Quiet for 7 days

    Thu 17 SepDay 72
    1. Unbound 1.26.1 Fixes Critical DNSSEC Flaw and RCE Risks11:54 · SecurityOnline · Picked up again
    2. Critical Unbound DNSSEC Flaw Lets Attackers Execute Code via DNS14:11 · The Hacker News · This article, 3rd of 3

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