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2016-07-11 22:31:33 Post No. 55528666
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2016-07-11 22:31:33
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Have you guys ever head of DNS Bit-squatting? It's when a bit in a DNS String gets flipped and the domain gets mangled. The main cause for this is memory corruption, which can be avoided with ECC, and electrical network problems, such as wiring. So, someone requests something from gstatic.com for example, and a bit gets flipped or lost, and the following could occur:
gstathc.com
cstatic.com
gstauic.com
gstatis.com
gsuatic.com
grtatic.com
gstatyc.com
gstapic.com
gstitic.com
gstatib.com
gspatic.com
wstatic.com
g3tatic.com
estatic.com
gstatig.com
gs4atic.com
fstatic.com
gstatac.com
gstctic.com
gstqtic.com
gstadic.com
gstaticncom
gsta4ic.com
ostatic.com
gwtatic.com
gqtatic.com
gstatmc.com
gctatic.com
gsdatic.com
gstatkc.com
gstatik.com
gsvatic.com
gstetic.com
gstavic.com
gstatia.com
You would register this domains and make a server they all point to, and than people with memory or wiring errors request the crap actually from you. A guy registered all the above domains, and was hitting 10000 requests a day on them. gstatic is Google's static service for HTML, CSS, JS, XML, JSON etc. Interesting.