CVE-1999-0532

Summary

CVE-1999-0532 denotes a vulnerability in certain DNS (Domain Name System) servers. These servers inadvertently permit zone transfers, a functionality typically restricted to trusted sources. Zone transfers involve the transfer of DNS database information, potentially exposing sensitive information such as IP addresses and subdomain names. Unauthorized access to this data could facilitate various malicious activities, including phishing, spamming, and DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks. It is crucial for DNS server administrators to ensure that this vulnerability is addressed to prevent potential security breaches.

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