Domain Name Zone Alert. LOS ANGELES 15 February 2019 The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ICANN today announced that it is aware of several recent public reports regarding malicious activity targeting the Domain Name System DNS. This activity could either be legitimate activity or an indication that a machine in your organization has been compromised and used to reconnaissance vmname.
If you create records in a hosted zone other than the one that Route 53 creates automatically you must update the name servers for the domain to use the name servers for the new hosted zone. A DNS zone starts at a domain within the tree and can also extend down into subdomains so that multiple subdomains can be managed by one entity. This activity could either be legitimate activity or an indication that a machine in your organization has been compromised and used to reconnaissance vmname.
This is the name of the primary nameserver for the zone.
There are two types of hosted zones. This is the name of the primary nameserver for the zone. However usually it is furthermore desirable to implement fine-grained boundaries of delega. When a Domain Alert is created we will monitor the WHOIS status of your domain daily and if the status ever changes well notify you by email.