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Vers une analyse plus détaillée des menaces à la sécurité du DNS

11 juin 2021
Par
Samaneh Tajalizadehkhoob

Samaneh Tajalizadehkhoob

Director, Security, Stability and Resiliency Research

Samaneh is a reporting to John Crain, Chief Security, Stability & Resiliency Officer and is part of the Office of CTO (OCTO) group. She is based in ICANN’s Europe Region and will be working remotely from the Netherlands. As the SSR Specialist, Samaneh works in close coordination with other ICANN organization functions to implement ICANN’s Security, Stability and Resiliency strategies. Samaneh carries out research on DNS security and abuse. She also represents ICANN on matters relating to the SSR of the Internet’s system of unique identifiers within ICANN’s remit as well as helping to develop technical work, positions and produce materials related to the administration of those identifiers from an SSR perspective.

Samaneh is from a multi-disciplinary background. While she is an Electronics Engineer by training, she studied Engineering and Policy Analysis for her masters. She holds a PhD degree in Internet Security and Data Analytics from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. She worked as a Post-Doctoral researcher at the same university where she did research on banking security and underground markets utilizing advanced statistical techniques and machine learning.

She has collaborated with other research teams as a visiting scholar; at KU Leuven, DistriNet Research Group she worked on Internet measurements to estimate web vulnerabilities and measure patching practices of hosting servers. Additionally, she worked with scholars from the security and privacy lab at University of Innsbruck on designing abuse metrics that can reliably measure security performance of Internet identifiers.

Samaneh has authored publications on web security, cyber security, Internet measurements, underground economy, and development of security metrics design using advance statistical methods.

Samaneh speaks English, Farsi, Dutch and has basic knowledge in Arabic. She is a big fan of board games. In her free time, she runs, plays tennis, and piano.

 

 et
Russ Weinstein

Russ Weinstein

VP GDD Accounts and Services

Russ leads the gTLD Accounts and Services team responsible for supporting the global network of gTLD registries and ICANN accredited registrars comply with their contractual obligations.

Russ joined ICANN in October 2012 to support the New gTLD Program, where his responsibilities have progressively increased over his career at ICANN. He holds a bachelors degree in business administration from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo and a MBA from the University of Southern California.

Le projet de signalement des cas d’utilisation malveillante des noms de domaine (DAAR) est un système permettant d’étudier et de rendre compte de l’enregistrement de noms de domaine et des menaces à la sécurité dans les registres des domaines de premier niveau (TLD). Au cours de l’année écoulée, l’ICANN a apporté d’importantes améliorations au DAAR, y compris en permettant la participation des domaines de premier niveau géographiques (ccTLD), en développant un nouveau système de rapports pour les ccTLD ayant choisi de participer et en améliorant le système de rapports sur les domaines génériques de premier niveau (gTLD).

Une évolution naturelle du DAAR consisterait à étendre les capacités d'élaboration de rapports au niveau des bureaux d’enregistrement. Le principal obstacle à la mise en œuvre de cette évolution a été l’accès permanent et fiable à l’identifiant du bureau d’enregistrement (ID du bureau d’enregistrement) pour chaque enregistrement de nom de domaine, dans la mesure où ces données ne sont pas disponibles dans les enregistrements DNS ou les fichiers de zone TLD.

Nous sommes ravis d’annoncer que l’organisation ICANN et les dirigeants des parties contractantes ont engagé des discussions dans le but de permettre à l’organisation ICANN de rendre compte, aux bureaux d’enregistrement accrédités, de l’enregistrement des noms de domaine et des concentrations de menaces à la sécurité. Lors de ces discussions, a été proposé aux registres de modifier le contrat de registre gTLD de base de sorte à permettre à l’ICANN d’accéder à des données existantes, telles que le DAAR, à des fins de recherche. Une modification similaire a été mise en œuvre entre l’organisation ICANN et Verisign en 2020 dans le cadre de l’amendement n° 3 du contrat de registre de .COM.

Le principal objectif du DAAR est de mettre au point une méthodologie solide, fiable et reproductible pour l’analyse des activités menaçant la sécurité. La communauté de l'ICANN pourra utiliser les résultats afin de prendre des décisions politiques éclairées. L’ajout, dans le DAAR, d’indicateurs au niveau des bureaux d’enregistrement fera de ce DAAR un outil plus complet et utile, disponible pour un plus large public dont les bureaux d’enregistrement. Nous espérons pouvoir faire un point avec vous à cet égard bientôt.

Pour de plus amples informations sur le projet DAAR de l’ICANN, veuillez assister à la séance plénière de l’ICANN71 intitulée Comprendre les listes de réputation et de blocage, le jeudi 17 juin. Pour vous inscrire à l’ICANN71 et consulter le programme complet, veuillez cliquer ici.

Authors

Samaneh Tajalizadehkhoob

Samaneh Tajalizadehkhoob

Director, Security, Stability and Resiliency Research
Samaneh Tajalizadehkhoob

Samaneh Tajalizadehkhoob

Director, Security, Stability and Resiliency Research

Samaneh is a reporting to John Crain, Chief Security, Stability & Resiliency Officer and is part of the Office of CTO (OCTO) group. She is based in ICANN’s Europe Region and will be working remotely from the Netherlands. As the SSR Specialist, Samaneh works in close coordination with other ICANN organization functions to implement ICANN’s Security, Stability and Resiliency strategies. Samaneh carries out research on DNS security and abuse. She also represents ICANN on matters relating to the SSR of the Internet’s system of unique identifiers within ICANN’s remit as well as helping to develop technical work, positions and produce materials related to the administration of those identifiers from an SSR perspective.

Samaneh is from a multi-disciplinary background. While she is an Electronics Engineer by training, she studied Engineering and Policy Analysis for her masters. She holds a PhD degree in Internet Security and Data Analytics from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. She worked as a Post-Doctoral researcher at the same university where she did research on banking security and underground markets utilizing advanced statistical techniques and machine learning.

She has collaborated with other research teams as a visiting scholar; at KU Leuven, DistriNet Research Group she worked on Internet measurements to estimate web vulnerabilities and measure patching practices of hosting servers. Additionally, she worked with scholars from the security and privacy lab at University of Innsbruck on designing abuse metrics that can reliably measure security performance of Internet identifiers.

Samaneh has authored publications on web security, cyber security, Internet measurements, underground economy, and development of security metrics design using advance statistical methods.

Samaneh speaks English, Farsi, Dutch and has basic knowledge in Arabic. She is a big fan of board games. In her free time, she runs, plays tennis, and piano.

 

Russ Weinstein

Russ Weinstein

VP GDD Accounts and Services
Russ Weinstein

Russ Weinstein

VP GDD Accounts and Services

Russ leads the gTLD Accounts and Services team responsible for supporting the global network of gTLD registries and ICANN accredited registrars comply with their contractual obligations.

Russ joined ICANN in October 2012 to support the New gTLD Program, where his responsibilities have progressively increased over his career at ICANN. He holds a bachelors degree in business administration from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo and a MBA from the University of Southern California.

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