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DNS Spoofability Test of Some Well-known Public DNS
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<blockquote data-quote="yitworths" data-source="post: 740593" data-attributes="member: 36772"><p>that will slow down your internet. Your net will be slower than my dead grandma.</p><p></p><p>In general, if you use dns-crypt you will b safe. But if you somehow connect to the server which actually causing d attack then your Internet traffic will be diverted to the fake/malicious servers unless your dns uses certain techniques. One of which is randomness.</p><p></p><p>Somewhere I read,great firewall of china was also fallen victim of dns cache-poisoning. Now whether that was an attack or not, I can't recall at this moment. DNS was never repaired, they just thwarted the susceptibility to dns cache-poisoning attack.</p><p>btw,which dns do you use?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yitworths, post: 740593, member: 36772"] that will slow down your internet. Your net will be slower than my dead grandma. In general, if you use dns-crypt you will b safe. But if you somehow connect to the server which actually causing d attack then your Internet traffic will be diverted to the fake/malicious servers unless your dns uses certain techniques. One of which is randomness. Somewhere I read,great firewall of china was also fallen victim of dns cache-poisoning. Now whether that was an attack or not, I can't recall at this moment. DNS was never repaired, they just thwarted the susceptibility to dns cache-poisoning attack. btw,which dns do you use? [/QUOTE]
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