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Infoblox has shared its 2025 DNS Threat Landscape Report, revealing a significant rise in DNS-based cyber threats. The report indicates that of the 100.8 million newly observed domains, 25.1 per cent were classified as malicious or suspicious, while 82 per cent of environments encountered domains linked to malicious adtech.

Infoblox has released its 2025 DNS Threat Landscape Report, revealing a dramatic surge in DNS-based cyber threats and the growing sophistication of adversaries leveraging AI-enabled deepfakes, malicious adtech and evasive domain tactics.

Infoblox has rolled out major upgrades to its Protective DNS solution, targeting AI-powered cyberattacks with a more preemptive, intelligence-driven defense model, according to Security Brief Australia.

Traditional reactive detect and respond methodologies to address cybersecurity needs are quickly becoming ineffective. Bad actors in growing numbers are weaponizing generative AI applications to dramatically improve the sophistication of cyberattacks for illicit ransomware gains.

Infoblox has released its 2025 DNS Threat Landscape Report, revealing a dramatic surge in DNS-based cyber threats and the growing sophistication of adversaries leveraging AI-enabled deepfakes, malicious adtech and evasive domain tactics.

Infoblox, cloud networking and DNS security services, has released its 2025 DNS Threat Landscape Report. The report reveals a sharp rise in DNS-based cyber threats and highlights the growing use of AI in malicious activities.

The Infoblox Threat Defense platform analyzes DNS traffic to detect and stop malware, phishing, and ransomware.

You’re casually browsing the internet – maybe checking the news or searching for a recipe – when you receive a pop-up on the screen that your phone is infected. You’re urged to download an antivirus app before it’s “too late”.

Recent updates from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have brought critical attention to a crucial yet often overlooked component of network security: the Domain Name System (DNS).

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