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The behavior seen here seems to indicate typos more than bit flipping - ex, look at the NTP requests: it works out to roughly 1 request/hr from the ~600 IPs tha
by djrogers 6y ago
The behavior seen here seems to indicate typos more than bit flipping - ex, look at the NTP requests: it works out to roughly 1 request/hr from the ~600 IPs that are hitting them, that's not an in-memory bit-flip.
- londons_explore 6y agoCertain in memory or on disk bit flips would make it use the wrong domain repeatedly until rebooted, or even until the system was reinstalled. Having said that, I suspect that if these were investigated in detail you would find software bugs or typos to be the majority. Simple things like a race condition when suspending to RAM could flip a few bits occasionally if the RAM isn't correctly refreshed.