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The 8500e is capable of identifying and blocking emerging threats, providing automatic protection from spyware, Trojans, worms, DoS, DDoS, DNS poisoning, buffer overflows and other attacks.

Unify network protection: simplification of network security, by ... by Smithers, Robert; Milner, Martin / Communications News

Dan Kaminsky's DNS poisoning vulnerability revealed just how easy such an attack could be, by simply fooling systems and people into thinking they're reached their intended destination when they actually reached a maliciously crafted server.

Hot or not: Software update vulnerabilities by Amol Sarwate, manager, Vulnerabilities Research Lab / SC Magazine

Even though the Web hosts are not strictly responsible for protecting their customer''s code, they should have contingency plans to protect sites from network attacks such as DNS poisoning, cross-site scripting, URL hijacking, spam and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks.

Considerations in Choosing A Web Host by Lisa Moore / Computers and Internet community