Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
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Re: Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
#2Awesome, the worlds biggest honeypot? There is literally a finite amount of bandwidth in the existance, let Cloudflare have as much cruft as it wants.
Re: Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
#3Houston has run a study on the traffic being directed towards 1/8 before.
Re: Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
#4I've seen some of the papers where people look at big chunks of unused address space and watch the probes etc. It is really quite amazing. Once I screwed myself royally by accidentally turning RIP on for the upstream side of my router (connected to the cable modem) and it advertised 192.168/16 which Comcast accepted and started routing random stuff from the local exchange to my router. It was pretty funny talking to their NOC staff who was mad at me for advertising the route but I pointed out it was pretty stupid of them to accept routes like that from their edge nodes. What if I had sent them a BGP route for China, then what would they have done? (Don't try that at home kids unless you don't want to use your network for a while)
Re: Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
#5I used to play a game where each kingdom had an address (kingdom:island) if you where on kingdom one on island one (1:1) you would get attacked all the time no matter how much defense you had. If you landed on 1:1 you where basically doomed.
Re: Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
#6So, the traffic is being sniffed and analyzed, and that service was advertised as privacy-oriented?
Re: Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
#7I'm only stress-testing, I promise. :)
Re: Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
#8I worked with my ISP, htcinc.net to fix routing to 1.1.1.1 this week -- Not sure how they had their core router mis-configured, but it was dropping the traffic.
Re: Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
#9So, the traffic is being sniffed and analyzed, and that service was advertised as privacy-oriented?
> "Under the terms of a cooperative agreement, APNIC will have limited access to query the transaction data for the purpose of conducting research related to the operation of the DNS system."
https://developers.cloudflare.com/1.1.1.1/commitment-to-priv...
Re: Cloudflare's new DNS attracting 'gigabits per second' of rubbish
#10I worked with my ISP, htcinc.net to fix routing to 1.1.1.1 this week -- Not sure how they had their core router mis-configured, but it was dropping the traffic.
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