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Anjum Ahuja DNS is one of the most ubiquitous and yet least analyzed network protocols. DNS tunnels are frequently employed to sneak traffic in and out of restricted environments, without ever making a direct connection to the attacker's remote endpoint.
This talk discusses a holistic approach to detect DNS tunnels, and provides an open source implementation of these techniques to scan network traffic. Anjum is a Threat Researcher at Endgame, working on problems related to network security, malware, and behavioral analysis. He has a background in computer networks, routing and IOT security, and holds multiple patents in these fields. Anjum holds a Masters in Computer science from Johns Hopkins University.
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