If you need any help in upgrading, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Kind regards,
Bert Hubert
Bert
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Windows) are shown to be easily predictable, thus enabling an
attacker to predict the DNS queries sent by PowerDNS Recursor,
and in turn mount an efficient and effective DNS cache poisoning
attack (or a pharming attack, as it is often called today).
PowerDNS's security contact, Bert Hubert, responded in a quick
and professional manner - an immediate fix was silently
incorporated (with my blessing) in Recursor 3.1.5-snapshot5 which
was released less than 6 hours after the initial report. A stable
version, Recursor 3.1.5, that "officially" includes the fix, is
announced today, and is available for immediate download (see
