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khc
6y ago
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This would prevent most users from visiting that site (since most of the time it will resolve to 127.0.0.1)
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roywiggins
6y ago
Evil.com could be set to resolve normally but redirect you to <plausible random word>.evil.com, which resolves normally once and then performs the attack, leaving evil.com able to keep serving new visitors.
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