Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
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Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#2 gnu.rep.kp.
That's pretty interesting. I wonder what they've got on that.Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#3gnu.rep.kp. That's pretty interesting. I wonder what they've got on that.
Red Star OS repos, presumably?
Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#4gnu.rep.kp. That's pretty interesting. I wonder what they've got on that.
Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#5gnu.rep.kp. That's pretty interesting. I wonder what they've got on that.
The site is available to the world, http://gnu.rep.kp/
Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#65 day TTLs seems a little long? To help with outages maybe ;P
Edit: Awesome find, and monitoring project btw. Thanks!
Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#7gnu.rep.kp. That's pretty interesting. I wonder what they've got on that.
Based on Google Translate, it's nothing related to GNU, but "Pyongyang broadcast "national unity" editorial".
Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#8Fascinating, that's the complete zone for the whole country? And it's run on 5 servers? (only 5 different IPs mentioned as far as I can tell)
Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#9I find it amazing that you can actually read (yourself) all of the content of all the toplevel DNS zones of a country. In 2016. Two subdomains in .edu.
Re: Snapshot of North Korea’s DNS data taken from zone transfers
#10"On Sept 20, 2016 at approximately 10:00PM"
This hasn't even happened yet...