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We explore the security of residential routers and find a range of criticalvulnerabilities. Our evaluations show that 10 out of 36 popular routers arevulnerable to injections of fake records via misinterpretation of specialcharacters. We also find that in 15 of the 36 routers the mechanisms, that aremeant to prevent cache poisoning attacks, can be circumvented. In ourInternet-wide study with an advertisement network, we identified and analyzed976 residential routers used by web clients, out of which more than 95% werefound vulnerable to our attacks. Overall, vulnerable routers are prevalent andare distributed among 177 countries and 4830 networks. To understand the corefactors causing the vulnerabilities we perform black- and white-box analyses ofthe routers. We find that many problems can be attributed to incorrectassumptions on the protocols' behaviour and the Internet, misunderstanding ofthe standard recommendations, bugs, and simplified DNS softwareimplementations. We provide recommendations to mitigate our attacks. We alsoset up a tool to enable everyone to evaluate the security of their routers athttps://xdi-attack.net/.

XDRI Attacks - and - How to Enhance Resilience of Residential Routers