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Yeap! And if you're on a private network you can leak internal domain names. Or, if you some hosts that are available publicly but resolve differently internall
by nirvdrum 9y ago
Yeap! And if you're on a private network you can leak internal domain names. Or, if you some hosts that are available publicly but resolve differently internally, you'll get the wrong IP. I think the only real solution is to kill Google's DNS IPs in your routing table.