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Eikon
2y ago
It's not about letsencrypt but certificate transparency which works the same for all public CAs. I wrote a documentation piece here: https://www.merklemap.com/documentation/how-it-works
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Eikon
2y ago
Hi, https://www.merklemap.com/documentation/how-it-works Basically the same process here but using that data to perform DNS queries.
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Eikon
2y ago
Thanks. That's quite a fun project!
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Eikon
2y ago
Thank you!
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Eikon
2y ago
> How often is it updated? I plan to do 2 releases a month for now, goal is one a day. > Does it include expired domains? Yes.
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Eikon
2y ago
I could in future releases, yes.
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Eikon
2y ago
Ok, it'd be interesting to know how big is their datasets compared to mine and how much they overlap.
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Eikon
2y ago
From what I understand [1] is just tlds, not subdomains?
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Show HN: 4B+ DNS Records Dataset
(merklemap.com)
90 points
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Eikon
2y ago
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28 comments
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Eikon
2y ago
Your comment uses php.
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Eikon
2y ago
Not sure of the appeal of caddy. Sure, the 1 liner config file looks fine at first glance but anywhere more complex than a basic reverse proxy setup and it becomes a nightmare to configure with a crazy configuration format.
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Eikon
2y ago
It's actually a google thing! I found that back then when I wondered the same: https://medium.com/@hadfieldp/hey-ryan-c0fee84b5c39
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Eikon
2y ago
> I also noticed you are ingesting/storing flowers-to-the-world.com certs, not sure what stage of optimization you are at but blacklisting/ignoring these certs in my ingestion pipeline helped with avoiding storing unnecessary d
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Eikon
2y ago
I am not using certstream as we'd lose data on the first network error. The way it's designed is more "Rsync for ct logs" than something like a stream => storage system. Btw, you can get our feed like that: curl
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Eikon
2y ago
Well, CT logs are a data dump, they are not searchable, ingesting all that data near-real time and making it searchable in a useful and fast way (especially with wildcards) is actually quite challenging!
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Eikon
2y ago
For sure, it was on my todo list :)
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Enumerate all the subdomains for a domain name
(merklemap.com)
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Eikon
2y ago
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Eikon
2y ago
> Do you use this to keep a history of DNS records to, by any chance? If so, do you find it to be reliable? While that wasn't the initial goal, it's an interesting application I hadn't considered. The project actually star
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Show HN: CT Logs Search Engine
(merklemap.com)
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Eikon
2y ago
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Show HN: Subdomain Search Engine
(merklemap.com)
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Eikon
2y ago
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Eikon
2y ago
Terminal.app that is shipped with MacOS is very good.
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Eikon
3y ago
What was the deal with PWAs?
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Eikon
5y ago
> And yes, I think the 50EUR should be put on a ladder scale so hoarders get charged exponentially more. ;-) They would just start to put IPV4 blocks behind shell companies.
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Eikon
5y ago
Looks like a non-native version of TablePlus, with a strange pricing structure.
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Eikon
5y ago
It does.
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Eikon
5y ago
"Companies we monitor: Hashicorp, Datadog, Auth0 and Github" or how to be deceptive in marketing material.
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Eikon
5y ago
I also found the setup thing from synology doing this http://find.synology.com/
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Eikon
5y ago
Or `mv /usr/bin/emacs /usr/bin/vim` :)
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Eikon
5y ago
This must be because you haven't seen the AN-225! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonov_An-225_Mriya
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Eikon
5y ago
Video of the incident: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp_D8r-2hwk
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