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Thanks for everyone's perspectives. Very educational and admittedly lots outside the boundaries of my current knowledge. I have thus far relied on CloudFlare's
by govideo 2y ago
Thanks for everyone's perspectives. Very educational and admittedly lots outside the boundaries of my current knowledge. I have thus far relied on CloudFlare's automatic https and simple instant subdomain setup for their worker microservice I'm using.
There are evidently technical/footprint implications of that convenience. Fortunately, I'm not really concerned with the subdomain being publicly known; was more curious how it become publicly known.
- groestl 2y agoI had to scroll pretty far down to see the first comment refering to the second most likely leak (after certificate transparency lists): Some ISP sold their DNS query log, and your's was in it. People buying such records do so for various reasons, for example to seed some crawler they've built.