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Unless they keep their attack up / the DNS root down long enough to make cache timeout, this should not be noticed by any "normal" people.
by aw3c2 15y ago
Unless they keep their attack up / the DNS root down long enough to make cache timeout, this should not be noticed by any "normal" people.
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- hornbaker 15y agoWith google.com and many other big players having a TTL of 300s, that's not a long time.
- sneak 15y agoThey are not planning to attack Google's name servers, just the root servers that hold the delegations for the TLDs. The .com delegation is set to cache for 48 hours, for example. This simply will not work at all.
- Dylan16807 15y agoI don't understand why people say this. At any given minute, aren't 1/n caches about to expire? So a few people will be hit immediately, and the number will grow from there.