This has been on a record high for years under the term DNS Hijacking. Cybercriminals understand that a DNS is a trusted protocol used by large organizations, by which, once hijacked, all information can be easily attained and not reached by the average web page surfer. If these are not tracked, it can cause serious harm to users' identities and information.
Although some ISPs find it helpful to lack DNS encryption for customer information, this could be a potential risk when a hijack has been completed.