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Mandatory comment: Be sure to Traceroute bad.horse

• 7ewis 9y ago
  How does that work?
  • robinson-wall 9y ago
    Someone has set up the routing to 162.252.205.157 so that it passes through many other address which they control (162.252.205.130 through to .157) the reverse DNS for, and customised them in the appropriate order: $ dig -x 162.252.205.142 +short a.murder.would.be.nice.of.course.
    • AdamJacobMuller 9y ago
      Possible that its done entirely in software too, you could write something in golang or perhaps even just iptables that would do this in a few hours.
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• garaetjjte 9y ago
  And if you have ipv6, play tetris: https://milek7.pl/tracehack/#traceroute_result https://milek7.pl/tracehack/#traceroute_result