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Great write-up. Note that the UK is no longer part of the EU so even those .uk domains are a bit of a red flag.
by johncoltrane 1y ago
Great write-up. Note that the UK is no longer part of the EU so even those .uk domains are a bit of a red flag.
- Mashimo 1y agoThat's part of the writeup. > Last time I checked GB was not part of the EU. And it’s also a member of FIVE eyes.
- jeroenhd 1y ago> And it’s also a member of FIVE eyes. I don't think they need to worry about the FIVE eyes when the "FIVE eyes plus 3", "Nine Eyes", and "Fourteen Eyes" contain several EU countries. The larger groups aren't working together as intensively but it's not like cutting off the UK is going to stop the US from the (industrial) espionage they do in the EU.
- johncoltrane 1y agoI know. It comes up a bit later than the .uk domains, though.
- Eduard 1y ago$ dig ns joindns4.eu +short ns63.cloudns.net. ns64.cloudns.uk. ns61.cloudns.net. Additionally, the authoritative DNS servers include domain names with .net, which is under US-American control.
- mitjam 1y agoCloudNS is a DNS provider in Bulgaria, offering good and cheap DNS as a service . Still, the project at the moment is just arbitraging and don’t provide own infra,