> DNS being distributed could halt the attack upstream by patching their servers to stop the queries so any vulnerable clients won't get compromised even if the

> DNS being distributed could halt the attack upstream by patching their servers to stop the queries so any vulnerable clients won't get compromised even if they make the query. Anybody connecting to a public network that pushes network settings may still be affected. For wifis with a capture portal (hotel wifi etc) you usually have to use the network-provided dns server.