Key Takeaway: 'Infoblox unifies network management, threat detection, and AI-driven automation to deliver comprehensive visibility, strengthen cybersecurity, and reduce enterprise risks': Jiten Pareek, Senior Sales Engineer, SAARC, @Infoblox | #TechSenate North | 23rd October p @NivedanPrakash @H_Y_DESAI @ravignair @Prabhasjha3110 @AparnaTawade

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Infoblox wins the Best Critical Infrastructure Security Vendor of the Year Award, congratulations.
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Our Threat Intel team’s discovery of a wallet drainer was interesting. The fact that it found its location through DNS was even more so. The cryptocurrency wallet-drainer kit, self-branded as Noir, uses DNS TXT records to locate its hosted pool. 🧵

The combination of techniques makes it particularly concerning: a familiar connection prompt, a request that does not look like a direct payment, attacker-side execution and removal of the most obvious lingering clue.

Learn more here on how it works: brnw.ch/21x6iAo

The recognition reflects our corporate vitality and the strength of the Infoblox Platform, which brings together cloud-first DDI, DNS-layer security and asset visibility to help enterprises become more resilient and agile.

In 2026 we advanced that vision through strategic moves across the business: completing the acquisitions of @AxurBrasil and @kentikinc, introducing Infoblox IQ for agentic AI-powered operations and entering the external attack surface management market with DNS-native visibility.

Together, these capabilities help organizations see more, stop more and grow with confidence across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Thank you to our employees, customers and partners for helping us build what comes next.

We’re proud to share that Infoblox has been named to @FortuneMagazine's 2026 Future 120 list of companies best positioned for long-term growth.

Enhanced multi-tenancy for Infoblox Threat Defense™ extends the MSSP program we announced earlier this year, with general availability on October 15.

Read the blog and talk to your Infoblox partner team to learn more: brnw.ch/21x6cwL

Today, @linuxfoundation announced the launch of the DNS-AID project, a new open source project designed to enable secure, decentralized discovery and communication between AI agents. Learn more: brnw.ch/21x2RV4

200+ cybersecurity leaders. One blog. For @vmblog, Infoblox CISO Henrik Smith joined this snapshot of where the industry’s collective head is at right now: brnw.ch/21x684A

How has the #Internet evolved over the past 15 years? What are the realities behind AI-driven traffic growth? And why does #trust and #security remain central to the Internet ecosystem?

TCP #65: @MFridstrom @DougMadory @Infoblox

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Infoblox is now a CVE Numbering Authority assigning CVE IDs for all Infoblox products

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Stop threats before they strike. Take back your mornings. ☕ #NationalCoffeeDay

AI-driven operations are only as reliable as the context behind them. Join the @Infoblox webinar to learn how trusted context and live operational insight help teams build AI-driven operations they can trust.

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Quiz time: which of these domains is impersonating Apple? 🧵

quizearny[.]shop, rewardquiz[.]org look like generic quiz sites. applerewards[.]net is more obvious.

which may say something about how this campaign got started.

What makes this cluster more interesting is what happens after you click the "Claim Your Apple Reward" button on the initial page. Different locations, different device types, different destinations. Classic TDS.

This cluster is a good reminder that brand impersonation lives in the page content, not just the domain name. A quiz site with no Apple in its name can be just as dangerous as an obvious lookalike.