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The Domain Name System (DNS) flaw discovered by Dan Kaminsky appeared to have been patched, thanks to some rare industry-wide co-operation. But, it seems, that might not be quite the case.
ZDNet has reported that security company nCircle has reported problems with the Apple fix for its OS X operating systems, as it fails to randomize ports for client libraries. Their director of security operations, Andrew Storm, blogged:
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“The program can be integrated with your Web site for ISP customer sign-up, or it can be a full Web-based DNS solution. It is also a DHCP server, and it comes with a DNS lookup tool.
DNS servers translate these domain names into machine readable IP-addresses needed to locate the requested web-server on the Internet.
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