DNS-Sinkhole Injection

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DNS-Sinkhole Injection

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The DNS sinkhole option works perfectly well with a Microsoft DNS environment. Unfortunately, it fails if you try to perform DNS-sinkhole injection in front of a BIND DNS server running on Red Hat Linux. Requests to malicious domains simply time out:

 

Test-Domain from PaloAlto (works fine):
nslookup -query=cname test-c2.testpanw.com
test-c2.testpanw.com canonical name = sinkhole.paloaltonetworks.com

 

Malicious-Domain (should display the sinkhole cname instead of a timeout):
nslookup -query=cname apleona.co
DNS request timed out

 

Has anyone else experienced anything similar?

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Hi @HeinzP ,

 

Here is a related discussion.  https://www.reddit.com/r/dns/comments/p6g2lq/cant_resolve_some_sites_using_our_internal/

 

That person also had the same issue.  Unless someone else posts the solution, you will need to open a TAC case.  At least my response will put this thread on the top of the queue so others may see it. 😊

 

Thanks,

 

Tom

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