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My biggest concern would be someone scanning CT logs to find hosts with hobbyist grade security. That’s not meant to insult hobbyists, but they might be a juic
by ryan29 4y ago
My biggest concern would be someone scanning CT logs to find hosts with hobbyist grade security. That’s not meant to insult hobbyists, but they might be a juicy target for immediately exploitation after a zero day hits. To be clear, it’s the same for any well known DynDNS domain.
Besides that, I looked at every DynDNS system I could find back in the summer. There were only 3 that I was happy with; Hurricane Electric, Google Domains, and a pair of self hosted Bind servers.
If you want the best, simple solution, and it doesn’t need to be completely free, register a domain with Google domains. If anyone knows of limitations, let me know.
Namecheap maxes out at 150 DynDNS hosts :-(
- tssva 4y agoI prefer to use Cloudflare for my DNS including dynamic DNS. I happen to have my domains registered through them but it is not a requirement to use their free tier.