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PowerDNS Authoritative, PowerDNS Recursor, dnsdist
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dnsdist: eBPF drop on for subdomains #9484

Open klaus-nicat opened 4 years ago

klaus-nicat commented 4 years ago

Short description

The BPFFilter:blockQName() method can be used to block queries based on the exact qname supplied

I would like to drop all queries within this zone, ie: *.evildomain.com

Usecase

Block random subdomain attacks before hitting and killing dnsdist (we have currently +200.000 q/s)

klaus-nicat commented 4 years ago

One additional question: Would it be possible to install the DROP before tcpdump sees the packet?

rgacogne commented 4 years ago

I would like to drop all queries within this zone, ie: *.evildomain.com

We did not manage to write that without hitting the limit on the number of eBPF instructions last time, and both @Habbie and I tried quite hard. That limit has been raised on recent Linux kernels, though, so it might possible there.

One additional question: Would it be possible to install the DROP before tcpdump sees the packet?

I have not tested recently and I am not sure I recall correctly but I don't think so. We would probably need to use XDP instead of socket filters.

rgacogne commented 4 years ago

Lately I have come to the conclusion that the way to go would be to implement adding netmasks, domains and sub-domains into eBPF pinned maps from dnsdist, and then delegate the actual eBPF processing to an independent XDP program.

klaus-nicat commented 4 years ago

Hm. I thought eBPF is XDP, or can eBPF code live in XDP and other places? Anyway your conclusion sounds good :-)

Tigger2014 commented 2 years ago

I wonder if some inspiration can be taken from Cloudflare https://github.com/cloudflare/bpftools