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a. anycast addressing f. security-aware resolverb. DNSSEC g. spear phishingc. network access points h. slit DNS architectured. pharming i. split brain DNS architecturee. POP ISPs j. zone transfer1/ a variation of phishing that intercepts traffic to a legitimate Web site andredirects it to a phony replica site2/ a network architecture that divides DNS services between two servers3/ a network addressing scheme that allows DNS services to be decentralized among a group of servers, regardless of their location4/ a computing system that is compliant with DNSSEC and that attempts to resolve a fully qualified domain name to an IP address5/ a protocol designed to improve DNS security by using cryptography to ensure DNS integrity and authentication6/ the communication of a zone file from the primary DNS server to secondaryDNS servers for updating7/ ISP facilities that provide connectivity to the Internet for business, education, and home users8/ a network architecture that uses a single DNS domain with a DNS server on the organization's DMZ for Internet services and a DNS server on the internal network for service to internal hosts9/ a variation of phishing directed at specific users instead of using spam e-mail.10/ highly secure public facilities where commercial Internet backbones and ISPs exchange routing and traffic data
