En Fri, Feb 02, 2001 at 04:03:06PM +0800, Miguel A.L. Paraz escribio:
#_ It is not normal, but neither is it serious. This means some other name
#_ server has you listed as a NS, but you're not configured to slave for it.
#_ When they reload or update their zone, the other named sends you a NOTIFY
#_ which is a signal that the zone has changed, "could you please reload
#_ it?"
#_
#_ P.S. Upgrade to BIND 9 if you can, otherwise, 8.2.3.
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I don't know how old this news is but I just read it in today's (2 Feb 2001)
issue of Philippine Star, page 28, Business section - NetWorks:
"According to CERT, software called Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND)
allows hackers to enter the internet undetected through the networks'
address system in a number of ways. Once inside the system, these hackers
can then issue commands which can shut down major portions of the internet."
What versions are they talking about? Does this "issue" include version 9?
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