Added support for hosting payload over custom DNS server #35
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-dnsor--dns-serveroptions to start a DNS server on port53. On the victim's computer, the DNS payload will be executed, and the chunks of TXT records will be received to construct the actual payload. The DNS server will also attempt to resolve the fake domain name provided with the-dargument and will return the fake/false information. This way, you can use a fake domain name to transmit the payload to the victim machine.This approach was developed to keep the real payload hidden from researchers' sight.
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