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Question Plesk DNS Security

yoelrodguez

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
debian 9
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.44
Hello, I have the following situation. I am using plesk's own dns with the default nameservers of my domain but when I do some dns security tests it returns (mydomain.com has address 88.88.88.88). As I see on the internet, this type of vulnerability can be used as a DDoS attack. My question is the following: How can I solve this problem to increase the security of my dns?

Thank you
 
Thanks for answering, as I saw on the internet when you run this command (host mydomain.com 88.88.88.88 response mydomain.com has address 88.88.88.88) my server is vulnerable to: amplification attacks.
 
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