napalmall

I find it hard to believe, proof?

Unless it is joke or some sort of museum or history website, using Soviet symbols is extremely frowned upon in the countries that used to belong to the union https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bans_on_communist_symbols

I can understand this yeah, but why would you register your new legimate business under such extension. Sure everything was probably not bad but do they have Soviet Union hairstyle salon or what :)

Could be but this is even worse https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_Union

Why would anyone register a domain with such extension is beyond me unless they are completely brainwashed by the regime.

Here is example of a typical "news" site from that list: sevastopol.su

You can use Google Translate to understand the skewed picture that is being tried to shown to the local people.

They even register domains with Soviet Union extension ".su" and actively and openly publish their propaganda on these websites. https://www.idyllum.com/explore/?query=tld%3A%22.su%22

These people actually think they are freedom fighters and want to restore "good" empire.

DDOS-Guard is on the scene again! (https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/01/ddos-guard-to-forfeit-in...)

It is the cloud provider for Russia Today and many other propaganda channels that help to spread misinformation to the Russian population.

We used our security search engine to detect sites using DDOS-Guard. Here is a full list. You can specify the search further to pinpoint ZAP vulnerabilities, or out-dated technologies of your expertise. Works more or less like the Shodan.io engine. Please be patient because we are under quite a heavy load.

Please use this data to restore peace to the world. https://www.idyllum.com/explore/?page=7&query=server%3A%22dd...

Russian warship idi nahhui!

This is impressive. Is it still beta and invite only?

20% is misleading actually. Now lot of people should know what BGP is all about since the Facebook downtime incident.

The way Cloudflare reaches this penetration is through BGP peering routers they have installed all over the world. If you look up in how many facilities they are located in then you realize they are basically running extensive spy network all over the world.

Even if you visit some website that has got nothing to do with Cloudflare then there is a pretty big chance(I assume 20%?) that by the magic of BGP routing this website request might be passed through Cloudflare AS BGP node and you will be tracked

https://www.peeringdb.com/asn/13335

BGP explanation by Cloudflare itself: https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/learning/security/glossary/...

there are actually multiple alternatives available that are like Shodan but concentrate more on detailed port scanning for example https://www.idyllum.com or https://pentest-tools.com/network-vulnerability-scanning/tcp...

There still really aren't much all encompassing tool sites out there and you need to mix and match unfortunately