Does dns spoofing require communication to work and does ap isolation protect against dns spoofing?
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Does dns spoofing require communication to work? and does AP isolation protect against dns spoofing? because it prevents commication of devices i don't know how someone can spoof the dns. I know AP isolation works on arp spoofing but i don't know about dns. I'm asking this because i am curious whether or not dns spoofing is possible with AP isolation turned on which prevents direct communication of devices. Because pc's and laptops do not really use any secured dns they use their isp dns which is set as 192.168.1.1 by default. unless configured with google dns which is 8.8.8.8 i know dnssec protects against spoofing of dns but what happens if dnssec was not configured by the isp and the dns was set with its default dns without any security of dnssec for example and we rely on AP isolation My main question is will AP isolation protect against dns spoofing? because with dns spoofing being possible it is possible for data to be read by someone sniffing or spoofing the dns. I hope i get a detailed answer from someone who is a staff here in tp link. I just posted this in the forums so others would know also. If they also wanted to know so i hope i get a detailed answer from someone who knows about network security or someone who is a staff of TP link.