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Although, I did notice that my installation came setup using Google's free public DNS servers (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4) -- curious that digital ocean isn't running the
by johng 13y ago
Although, I did notice that my installation came setup using Google's free public DNS servers (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4) -- curious that digital ocean isn't running their own DNS servers. If google has an outage, thats a lot of customers who will be complaining to Digital Ocean when they have 0 control over it.
- jboger 13y agoI can confirm it is still displaying sensitive information.
- mattwritescode 13y agoHave you raised this with digital ocean? That should be your first port of call before you go blurting it out on the internet.
- jboger 13y agoAs per guidelines of responsible disclosure, I contacted digitaloceans a good 10 hours before going public. I also contacted them again -before- going public, telling them I would do so, and why. I feel I have done my best to ensure this does not harm them in any way, while making sure customers are protected.
- jboger 13y agoI also want to point out that this entry was truncated. My full disclosure is, suitably, on full disclosure (the list). There, I explain that I consider DO one of the best cloud shops out there, and I will happily continue using them. I am not an angry customer. I am a current customer, but this is still information that people should be aware of, I believe. Anwyay, do with it as you please. Digital Ocean are aware of it and on top of it (I believe). I wanted to give customers the same chance.