we've seen fedi instances on ip6.arpa
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@dam HELL YEAH!! we wanted to do it but didn't find registrar that would delegate us anything
this fucks! great job!@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa realistically-speaking how far would you be able to reach with such a thing without getting in trouble lol
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we've seen fedi instances on ip6.arpa
we've seen them on in-addr.arpa
how about one on the mapped phone number domain of St. Helena (+290)?
0.9.2.e164.arpa
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we've seen fedi instances on ip6.arpa
we've seen them on in-addr.arpa
how about one on the mapped phone number domain of St. Helena (+290)?
0.9.2.e164.arpa
yes. it's mine now. -
@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa realistically-speaking how far would you be able to reach with such a thing without getting in trouble lol
@nay @dam idk, https://1.6.0.0.8.0.0.b.e.d.0.a.2.ip6.arpa has been up for almost 4 months, my ISP (xoxo bgp.wtf) knows and doesn't mind. no word from anyone higher, so either unnoticed or they don't care too -
@nay @dam idk, https://1.6.0.0.8.0.0.b.e.d.0.a.2.ip6.arpa has been up for almost 4 months, my ISP (xoxo bgp.wtf) knows and doesn't mind. no word from anyone higher, so either unnoticed or they don't care too
@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa i mean with ip6.arpa it's not exactly unexpected; that's your own resources anyway for all what it matters. but *.e164.arpa is a country's specific resource you should not have access to
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@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa i mean with ip6.arpa it's not exactly unexpected; that's your own resources anyway for all what it matters. but *.e164.arpa is a country's specific resource you should not have access to
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@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa at my group we also have a e164.arpa subdomain. it's part of the E.164 standard. thing is, some countries have let the DNS servers' domains expire because it's not really used these days... and nothing's stopping you from snatching them and serving your own.
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@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa at my group we also have a e164.arpa subdomain. it's part of the E.164 standard. thing is, some countries have let the DNS servers' domains expire because it's not really used these days... and nothing's stopping you from snatching them and serving your own.
@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa in the case of 0.9.2.e164.arpa it's pointing at ns.enum.org.uk and ns6.icb.co.uk... enum.org.uk was expired and @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa snatched it. ns6.icb.co.uk doesn't resolve at all. you can guess what happened next.
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@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa in the case of 0.9.2.e164.arpa it's pointing at ns.enum.org.uk and ns6.icb.co.uk... enum.org.uk was expired and @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa snatched it. ns6.icb.co.uk doesn't resolve at all. you can guess what happened next.
(actually we had that domain too, i guess we let it expire accidentally, oops) -
we've seen fedi instances on ip6.arpa
we've seen them on in-addr.arpa
how about one on the mapped phone number domain of St. Helena (+290)?
0.9.2.e164.arpa
yes. it's mine now. -
@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa in the case of 0.9.2.e164.arpa it's pointing at ns.enum.org.uk and ns6.icb.co.uk... enum.org.uk was expired and @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa snatched it. ns6.icb.co.uk doesn't resolve at all. you can guess what happened next.
(actually we had that domain too, i guess we let it expire accidentally, oops)@nay@mice.tel @domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa you wouldn't steal a nameserver
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@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa and it still works because nobody has done anything about it... we snatched all the domains we found back then to prevent someone from abusing it, and notified those we could about it back in 2022 to start revocation processes etc. if needed. yet here we are.
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@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa and it still works because nobody has done anything about it... we snatched all the domains we found back then to prevent someone from abusing it, and notified those we could about it back in 2022 to start revocation processes etc. if needed. yet here we are.
I'm glad it's being used for shitposts since it still works though -
we've seen fedi instances on ip6.arpa
we've seen them on in-addr.arpa
how about one on the mapped phone number domain of St. Helena (+290)?
0.9.2.e164.arpa
yes. it's mine now. -
@domi@donotsta.re @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa and it still works because nobody has done anything about it... we snatched all the domains we found back then to prevent someone from abusing it, and notified those we could about it back in 2022 to start revocation processes etc. if needed. yet here we are.
I'm glad it's being used for shitposts since it still works though -
@domi @nay thanks haha! i have been trying to get an e164.arpa domain for quite some time now (the "normal" way, actually found someone who was willing to register an 9.4.e164.arpa (+49, Germany) domain a few days ago!)
but i just randomly thought "hey, maybe it's possible to just take over the e164.arpa domain of an entire country - i checked, and it worked! i actually took over 6.4.2.e164.arpa and 7.4.2.e164.arpa as well
i reported all of this already
but since these were completely unused, i don't see an issue with me having a little fun with one of the domains
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@domi @nay thanks haha! i have been trying to get an e164.arpa domain for quite some time now (the "normal" way, actually found someone who was willing to register an 9.4.e164.arpa (+49, Germany) domain a few days ago!)
but i just randomly thought "hey, maybe it's possible to just take over the e164.arpa domain of an entire country - i checked, and it worked! i actually took over 6.4.2.e164.arpa and 7.4.2.e164.arpa as well
i reported all of this already
but since these were completely unused, i don't see an issue with me having a little fun with one of the domains@dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa @domi@donotsta.re you might notice some noise if you have DNS logs enabled - seemingly legacy systems still trying to communicate through it. but realistically it's not like they would've worked regardless as long as you don't reply to these queries
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@dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa @domi@donotsta.re you might notice some noise if you have DNS logs enabled - seemingly legacy systems still trying to communicate through it. but realistically it's not like they would've worked regardless as long as you don't reply to these queries
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@dam wait... do you control the corresponding pool of phone number, or dis the registrar just delegate you that domain because "why not" ?
@wolf480pl@mstdn.io @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa since you didn't get a direct answer, check out:
RE: https://mice.tel/notes/a6xl7b2poj0b0f51 -
@a@pdx.social @dam@0.9.2.e164.arpa @shuppy@fedi.shuppy.org explained it here!
RE: https://mice.tel/notes/a6xl7b2poj0b0f51
