Bill Butler finally wrote back. He's been looking into it apparently
(that's all I needed to hear). I'll stick with him for now and use the
alternative DNS. I'm not sure how long that will be available for.
Rich
ware wrote:
--snip--
[14:27 9/29/08]FOUO: ALL STATIONS EFFECTIVE
It's worse than I thought. It also appears to be hijacking subdomains of
valid domains. I'm switching to using an off-net DNS server for now.
This is very disturbing.
Rich
$ dig bleepblop.google.com
; DiG 9.4.1 bleepblop.google.com
;; global options: printcmd
;; Got answer:
;; -HEADER-
Jeff Dimond wrote:
I bet it's your ISP.
Here is a link that may be of interest. Looks like the same thing
happened to Windstream customers earlier this year.
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r19764165-Windstream-DNS-server-entrynotfoundcom
You could always run your own DNS with BIND.
Andrew Farnsworth wrote:
Tunnel out using ssh and do a local redirect on port 53. Then point
your DNS clients at the machine running ssh... shazam! you are past
the filter.
Andy
Too much hassle and a vulnerable point-of-failure. I'm not sure about
tunnelling UDP anyway (I know DNS can do
Yu haz tu avoyed thayr philterz yu noe.
Alex Smith (K4RNT) wrote:
I don't know what you are saying ! If you're going to troll, at least
be coherent about it ! ;)
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 3:12 PM, ware [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
teh guverment iz wathcin ur queerys datumz
--snip--
[14:27 9/29/08]FOUO: ALL STATIONS EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, WMP - RFI
out on K4RNT (SMITH, ALEX)
--/snip--
oh hai thar! b seen u on teh statez msg switch wen u wuz lookd 4.
jus thogut u miht wan2no kthnx! bet u culd pay em wut u owe nden j00
git sum frenz dahr, k? thnx 4ur hep wif
Do you know about the big DNS vulnerability that was recently unveiled?
It required that ISP's update their DNS servers or be vulnerable to some
very serious hijacking.
I use OpenDNS's servers. They are kept up to date and offer some nice
little features like DNS name correction (say you
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 03:08:12PM -0500, Richard Thomas wrote:
Is anyone else having issues out there with DNS requests which should
fail resolving to a search engine? This is with Butler net residential.
I've written to Bill but would be interested to hear if it's happening
with
