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So obvious in retrospect, and so little talked about. Could something be done with the DNS / IP protocols that would improve this?
by mongol 6y ago
So obvious in retrospect, and so little talked about. Could something be done with the DNS / IP protocols that would improve this?
- wolco2 6y agoIn the protocols themselves I wouldn't think so because how would it know you no longer paid for that ip. Something digitalocean could do? Once an ip is assigned to another customer either: warn, warn/disable dns, change dns automatically
- frombody 6y agoThe owner of the domain pointed the traffic where he wanted it to go. The protocols are working as intended.
- pontifier 6y agoThis is the fundamental problem in security. You have no idea that there is a problem until after you get robbed.