StuntPope

So you're saying a phishing QR code is not malicious?

We've added agentic skills for five DNS utils we've had on the Domainhelp site for awhile (formerly easyWhois)

These ones are handy:

1. What is my public IP

2. What is my DNS resolver (handy)

3. Is this a homoglyph (have your openclaw check this before blindly following a link)

4. SPF Flattener

5. DNS Twister

More to come.

That's an excellent point.

You're thinking of resolvers.

[flagged] lol.

just one?

Lost me at "Kremlin disinformation".

Krebs need to ditch the TDS.

His "Red Herring DNS flaw" garbage was when I realized that 90% of what he spits out is Gell-Mann amnesia.

One thing I didn't realize until after this was posted was that the wiretaps ISPs will be ordered to perform under C-2 are warrantless. Just ministry orders.

easyDNS here. Our ears were burning as multiple people have mentioned us in this thread.

If you want to get with a registrar who is actually clueful about takedowns, we can help you out.

The Gell-Mann Amnesia is strong in this story and thead.

As I posted on Krebs' article:

This is neither news nor new. There have been prior panics around this “water is wet” type issue going back at least a decade.

(Search up “Floating Domains – Taking Over 20K DigitalOcean Domains via a Lax Domain Import System” – and others).

I also wrote about this on CircleID from the DNS operator’s perspective (“Nameserver Operators Need the Ability to “Disavow” Domains”) – after this same issue was used to DDoS attack another DNS provider by delegating a domain to their DNS servers without having setup an account there, and then doing a DNS reflection attack on that domain. That was over ten years ago.

The fact that people can delegate their own domains to somebody else’s nameservers without ever properly setting up a zone on those nameservers, or ever keeping track of where THEIR OWN DOMAINS point is 100% the responsibility of the domain owner – and to varying degrees a function of their REGISTRAR – who is the only entity that has any control over it.

It’s a weird flex for corporate registrars who purport to be “high touch” and exclusive, to simply shrug their shoulders and turn a blind eye to their own clients’ obviously broken and vulnerable nameserver delegations.

For our part this is specifically one of things we actively monitor and alert our clients about.

easyDNS and OpenDNS have completely different founders. You are probably confused with EveryDNS - was founded by the same person who started OpenDNS.