
Serverless keyvalue stores exploit DNS TXT data
Attackers stash 2,000 characters of Base64 code in DNS TXT records to execute malware entirely in memory, leaving zero disk artifacts.

Attackers stash 2,000 characters of Base64 code in DNS TXT records to execute malware entirely in memory, leaving zero disk artifacts.

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A single code change on Jan 8, 2026, broke DNS because 40-year-old RFC ambiguity let clients assume a record order that never existed.