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Has anyone seen this error [1] before? A user reported seeing it the other day and I can't figure out if it was an issue with Safari, his ISP, or what. It only
by rhaksw 7y ago
Has anyone seen this error [1] before? A user reported seeing it the other day and I can't figure out if it was an issue with Safari, his ISP, or what. It only happens for him when connected via WiFi on mobile. My SSL certs are auto-updating and I manually refreshed them, yet he still sees this a day later. Thanks in advance!
[1] https://imgur.com/j63UaIR https://imgur.com/j63UaIR
- mopsi 7y agoLooks like DNS-level blocking from the WiFi gateway or ISP. When a blacklisted domain is requested, it gets IP pointing to the site with that notification, not the actual IP of the requested domain. This can be overridden by manually setting DNS servers on the phone or computer to non-filtering public DNS servers, eg. 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8.
- rhaksw 7y agoThanks! I didn't know American ISPs would blacklist domains so easily. I'm also going to try contacting Comcast as I can't figure out what is "dangerous" about the site. It's just client-side javascript that queries content from reddit's API.
- mopsi 7y agoIt's probably blacklisted because it is only a single typo away from reddit.com. You can expect domains like revddit.com or hotnail.com to get blocked by anti-phishing filters.
- rhaksw 7y agoI can prove that's not a typo people make, nobody visited the site for weeks when I first set it up =)