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Chinstrap penguins, South Sandwich Islands, South Atlantic Ocean (© Jan Vermeer/Minden Pictures)
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I saw something peculiar the other day. Hallucination? The microsoft.com domain was serving up 192.168.1.0 and 192.168.1.1 as A records in a 7 address round robin.
That’s a spooky reminder to check your rebinding setup — that is, if you’re playing with fire ().
For example,
unbound
with private-address and private-domain. Then
test if DNS rebinding is possible.