What is a DNS Rebinding attack and how does an adblocker protect you?

DNS Rebinding attacks allow malicious web pages in your browser to bypass the Same-Origin Policy (SOP), granting them direct access to scan and control local devices such as routers, IoT cameras, or your home NAS server.

Cross-network protection

Standard browsers fail to block cross-origin calls to private IP addresses. AdBlock Network prevents this redirection. The software performs asynchronous, read-only requests to multiple independent endpoints to update the firewall, configuring the Address layer to deny any requests from the active tab to private IPs on your local network.