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I have my home router set to use OpenDNS instead of my ISP's DNS, and OpenDNS actually resolved the real breach website to their own phishing warning... I had t
by hunter2_ 9y ago
I have my home router set to use OpenDNS instead of my ISP's DNS, and OpenDNS actually resolved the real breach website to their own phishing warning... I had to turn off WiFi and use LTE (or reconfigure my router) to see it and contemplate putting my partial SSN into what might or might not have been a phishing site...
Not sure exactly how long it took OpenDNS to fix that but the false positive is cleared up now. Funnily enough, I switched from ISP (Verizon) DNS to OpenDNS to avoid their NXDOMAIN shenanigans, only to end up with other protective shenanigans.