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AT&T iPhones exposed to DNS cache poisioning? Or not?

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Here's a photo of my iPhone after running Dan Kaminsky's Doxpara DNS Checker tool a few minutes ago: AT&T iPhones exposed to DNS cache poisioning?

I ran the same test at the DNS-OARC's DNS checker and got this: 209.183.33.23 (schinetdns.mycingular.net) appears to have GREAT source port randomness and GREAT transcation ID randomness. Strange.

posted by Ryan Naraine
July 24, 2008 @ 12:31 pm

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