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Maybe on your system, but there is nothing in the standards which forbids them from being routable.
by voxic11 6y ago
Maybe on your system, but there is nothing in the standards which forbids them from being routable.
- gruez 6y agoBut by default they won't be routable. I guess you can shoot yourself in the foot and have entries in your /etc/hosts point to your attacker's site, but that's kind of hacking yourself.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- morelisp 6y agoThe standard forbids (well, "should nots", which is the best you get most of the time) .invalid. from routing. It's supposed to be filtered at the nameserver API level and everything after that (cached DNS, authoritative DNS, registrar, etc.)