TXT Records in DNS: Uses, Security Risks, and Best Practices
TXT Records are DNS fields for storing text data, often used for verification and email security, but sometimes abused by attackers to hide commands.
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TXT Records are DNS fields for storing text data, often used for verification and email security, but sometimes abused by attackers to hide commands.
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