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It doesn’t look like a “fake” GitHub as it has every page I looked for on GitHub. I’d wager that they have set up a dns so that their team can push to a Github
by legostormtroopr 5y ago
It doesn’t look like a “fake” GitHub as it has every page I looked for on GitHub. I’d wager that they have set up a dns so that their team can push to a Github subdomain for some reason. Unless they are mirroring absolutely every public GitHub page.
To odd thing is, if that’s the case why is GitHub returning pages on a non-GitHub domain at all?
- lucideer 5y agoThey're at least proxying, as the IP is not Github's. So there's a hosting aspect here, which is a major security and authenticity concern and I would associate with the word "fake".