Dan Kaminsky Suggests Having Fun with DNS
boogahsmalls writes "A few weekends ago Dan Kaminsky of scanrand fame presented some pretty cool ideas involving DNS that made plenty of heads spin at the LayerOne Technology Conference. Some of his concepts included Voice over DNS and storing Knoppix in a DNS cache. He's also apparently got a couple new tools in the pipe including a scanrand based DNS scanner and a visualization suite. Could another version of Paketto Keiretsu be in the works?" (OpenOffice.org does a great job of opening the PowerPoint slideshow.)
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bastard! You beat me!
You fail it!!!
Your skill is not enough!
in soviet russia DNS caches you!
step 1: voice over DNS
step 2: cache knoppix on DNS
step 3:
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The minute you have a funny hostname, some admin is spinning in his chair thinking of a multitude of religious reasons why it's wrong.
Ooooh, I can SO relate. Those fucking llamaz came to me all the time, trying to ruin my perfectly organized DNS hierarchy with their "funny" hostnames.
I'd discuss the paper, but it's in a format I can't view.
"They redundantly repeated themselves over and over again incessantly without end ad infinitum" -- ibid.
I run a Win2K DNS server on base for our primary. With IPsec policy and Router ACLs the box is very stable and robust. I am kind of wondering why people have such problems with DNS. I am sure A linux DNS box would work superb too but I dont know. Anyone clue me in?
And a powerful one, at that... *is pelted with rottern fruit*
I tell ya, new modderators! They don't know shit!
troll me out
Just keep this in mind when John Ashcroft and fuckers come after us!
Oh wait! I am one of those fuckers.
It's not a troll. Right now, I have access to exactly zero programs that can view a PowerPoint presentation.
"They redundantly repeated themselves over and over again incessantly without end ad infinitum" -- ibid.
I only posted this for the karma
Philip
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