I.T. would be interesting on the ' what shows up in the 2M+ #GammaGroup installs list.txt from 7 swing states ' targeting 18-25yr olds when their #DNS all update to an open source #infosec provider & finish up their #investigations into #RICO via #SSM & unpaid licenses' on their clients ☣️🔍🧐
#RTDNA #GammaGroup #SSM #Election2024 #RICO #uspol #ClientDNSupdates #OpenDNS ☣️🔍🧐
Last week I finished logging #OpenDNS being used to block #GMail login's.
Put simply OpenDNS would block connections TO https://mail.google.com via DNS. I logged this over a 72+hr period btw. 😅
Luckily all these dumb DNS things caught the attention of several ppl at #Cisco.
Stay frosty out there when #Gmail goes brrrrrr 👉🥶
Marcel SIneM(S)US
@infosec_jcp 🐈🃏 done differently
Rainer "friendica" Sokoll❯ dig +short x.y.z.de @resolver1.opendns.com
146.112.61.108
❯ dig +short x.y.z.de @1.1.1.1
91.36.216.x
❯ dig +short -x 146.112.61.108
hit-phish.opendns.com.Which DNS server to use?
Update 4 August 2020: replace CHAOS class by CH in dig commands so they work with kdig too, Quad9 now does support QNAME minimisation, Quad9 has alternative servers available with ECS support and without QNAME minimisation, Google now also does QNAME minimisation.
Update 9 June 2025: read this new article for a more up to date review of European public DNS servers.
DNS is a crucial part of […]
Just learned how OpenDNS (now part of Cisco Umbrella) can wipe out a bootstrapped startup with one wrong flag. See what happened, why it can happen to you, and why it matters for every indie builder: https://rcx.it/opendns
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TorrentFreak: DNS Piracy Blocking Orders: Google, Cloudflare, and OpenDNS Respond Differently. “Pirate site blocking orders issued against DNS resolvers including OpenDNS, Google, and Cloudflare are stacking up in Europe. Since similar demands may eventually surface in other countries, including the U.S., we take a look at how these companies respond to blocking orders. Our research reveals […]
#DNS #Piracy #Blocking Orders: #Google , #Cloudflare , and #OpenDNS Respond Differently * TorrentFreak
#copyright
in short, when Government agencies insist a DNS provider block (or worse poison) the resolver for a given pirate site, companies have responded in different ways
OpenDNS = Would rather stop serving an entire country than capitulate
Cloudflare = Blocks the IP but gives an explicit error message stating that it is being forced to do so.
Google DNS = Complete & total submission, DNS won't resolve, leaves customers in the dark.
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