[8283] in bugtraq
Re: Netscape "What's Related"
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (pedward@WEBCOM.COM)
Sat Oct 24 00:57:11 1998
Date: Fri, 23 Oct 1998 15:46:33 -0700
Reply-To: pedward@WEBCOM.COM
From: pedward@WEBCOM.COM
X-To: fsj@terma.com
To: BUGTRAQ@NETSPACE.ORG
In-Reply-To: <199810221122.NAA24819@terma.com> from "Flemming S. Johansen" at
Oct 22, 98 01:22:15 pm
Can anyone say DNS cache poisoning???
dig www-rl.netscape.com
;; ANSWERS:
www-rl.netscape.com. 3452 CNAME www-rl4.netscape.com.
www-rl4.netscape.com. 3452 A 207.200.73.139
;; AUTHORITY RECORDS:
netscape.com. 64245 NS NS2.netscape.com.
netscape.com. 64245 NS NS-ME1.netscape.com.
netscape.com. 64245 NS NS.CW.NET.
netscape.com. 64245 NS NS.netscape.com.
;; ADDITIONAL RECORDS:
NS2.netscape.com. 64245 A 207.200.73.80
NS-ME1.netscape.com. 64245 A 209.143.199.14
NS.CW.NET. 172633 A 204.70.128.1
NS.netscape.com. 64245 A 198.95.251.10
@207.200.73.80 version.bind chaos txt
VERSION.BIND. 0 TXT "4.9.6-REL"
@209.143.199.14 version.bind chaos txt
VERSION.BIND. 0 TXT "4.9.6-REL"
@204.70.128.1 version.bind chaos txt
VERSION.BIND. 0 TXT "If you have a legitimate reason for requesting this information, please contact hostmaster@mci.net"
@198.95.251.10 version.bind chaos txt
VERSION.BIND. 0 TXT "4.9.6-REL"
Hmm, I do seem to have my DNS poisoning script still kicking around too.
(Not that I would ever use it for malicious purposes!)
--Perry
>
> I would like to control this "feature" globally for my LAN, but as far
> as I can see, there are only two ways of doing it: Fascist control of
> Netscape preferences settings on every PC on my LAN, or block
> www-rl.netscape.com in the firewall.
>
> --
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Flemming S. Johansen
> fsj@terma.com
>
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