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  • The random name is not in the public log. Someone else suggested that earlier. I checked CRT.sh and while my primary domain is there, the random one isn't.

  • Previous experiments, yes, I sent a request. The random one, no.

  • As expected, it doesn't show up. I had a couple of other subdomains configured before I switched to wildcard, but nothing matches the random one

  • Will do!

  • Shows up by name in the apache other_hosts...log, so yes

  • Nope, but that's a good suggestion. I set this one up brand new for the experiment.

  • Mostly from AWS or the like, with occasional Chinese and Russian origins.

    The scans look like requests to various WordPress endpoints, JavaScript files associated with known vulnerabilities etc

  • Even with a wildcard cert?

  • Yeah, this is interesting, I'll dig more into this direction.

    But the randomly generated subdomain has never seen a DNS registrar.

    I do have *.mydomain.com registered though...hmmm

  • Nope

  • I don't have any subdomains registered with DNS.

    I attempted dig axfr example.com @ns1.example.com returned zone transfer DENIED

  • Yep. They show up in the other_hosts...log

  • I don't think so? I have a letsencrypt wildcard cert, and reference that in the relevant .conf

  • I have personally known abusers that are so charming and considerate and kind outside of the home that it makes the abused person question reality, and trying to talk about it to people they know feel impossible.

  • Release the pornhub files!

  • R Pike is legend. His videos on concurrent programming remain reference level excellence years after publication. Just a great teacher as well as brilliant theoretical programmer.

  • I'm going start blocking anyone who calls for an armed response. Not only is this a dangerously dumb idea tactically, it would be an invitation for occupation by the national guard, and an absolute win for anyone hoping to break up this country.

    In other words: gtfo with gun glory violence

  • no clear idea of what actually happened yet.

    There is video and eye witness testimony. Pretty freaking clear what happened.

  • and if you choose observing and de-escalation attempts, you are choosing fight.

    This is objectively false. While there is always some risk (more, lately), observers have interrupted kidnappings and chased off ice countless times just in my neighborhood.

    Take a Monarcha training. Get a whistle. Go outside, even just walking around your neighborhood is powerful and helpful.

  • Actually Autistic @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    The perfect use for spoons in the "bad spoon" drawer

  • AuDHD @lemmy.world

    The perfect use for spoons in the "bad spoon" drawer

  • ADHD @lemmy.world

    The perfect use for spoons in the "bad spoon" drawer

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    The perfect use for spoons in the "bad spoon" drawer

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    I'm "use NFS forfilesharing" old. what's the current optimal solution for shared drives if I have like 3 linux machines in the house?