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This is easily solvable if you're using dnsmasq -- which isn't altogether unlikely as it's in basically every free router firmware (OpenWRT, DD-WRT, etc) as wel
by boring_twenties 7y ago
This is easily solvable if you're using dnsmasq -- which isn't altogether unlikely as it's in basically every free router firmware (OpenWRT, DD-WRT, etc) as well as, until recently (replaced by systemd-resolved, but still an easy option to go back) used by default by NetworkManager on Linux desktops.
Basically, you just give it the bad IP addresses and it will replace every query result containing them with an NXDOMAIN.