HHardik Babla3d ago · 4 min readDNS Record Types Explained: A Beginner-Friendly GuideHow does a browser know where a website lives? You type a name like mysite.com, and a moment later the page appears. But computers don’t understand names, they understand numbers. Somewhere in betweenhardikdotdev.hashnode.dev
AacidvegasOct 12 · 28 min readCan Someone Turn Down the Volume?I run a honeypot cluster comprised of hundreds of open recursive resolvers, deliberately, with every query logged into Elasticsearch: source address, source port, query name, record type, protocol, flacidvegas.hashnode.dev
AacidvegasOct 12 · 16 min readThe Mystery of ASJO.ORGI have an obsession with internet anomalies. Weird traffic patterns, unexplained phenomena in protocol-level data, the kind of stuff that makes you open 40 browser tabs at 2 AM. I run a DNS honeypot cacidvegas.hashnode.dev
TThe Manhattan WeeklyAug 27 · 8 min readSynthetic DNS Records vs Custom DNS Records: Which One Should You Use?Important note: Google Domains was discontinued after Squarespace acquired the business in September 2023. Therefore, “Synthetic Records” and “Custom Records” are best understood as legacy Google Domatmwjournal.hashnode.dev
BBikash ShawAug 21 · 11 min readComputer Networks #11: DNS RecordsIn the previous blog, we looked at how DNS converts a domain name like example.com into an IP address. But DNS does much more than that. A domain can have many different pieces of information stored ibackendblogs.hashnode.dev
RRojarani DaasariAug 20 · 9 min readAWS Route 53 - Understanding DNS, Hosted Zones & Health ChecksWhen we deploy an application on AWS, we usually access it through a domain name instead of remembering an IP address. But how does a domain name such as example.com actually reach our application? Throjadaasari.hashnode.dev
SSwastisunder BadatyaMay 31 · 6 min readDNS Record Types ExplainedEvery time you type: google.com inside browser… somehow browser immediately knows where website lives. But honestly… how? How browser suddenly finds correct server among millions of computers on inteswasti.hashnode.dev
HHimanshu BalaniMay 9 · 6 min readThe Address Book of the Web: Understanding DNS RecordsHow does a browser know where a website lives? If you type himanshubalani.com into your browser and press Enter, your computer faces an immediate problem. It has no idea what or who "himanshubalani" i1blog.himanshubalani.com
HHammad AliMay 8 · 4 min readDNS Records - From First PrinciplesHow does browser find a website in this whole entire Internet? Enter DNS (Domain Name System) now this thing is like a phone book for Internet It knows every number (IP Address) and name (website likeweb-dev-101.hashnode.dev
AAnurag KumarMay 8 · 25 min readDNS Record Types Explained1. What DNS is (explained in very simple terms) Introduction When you type google.com into your browser, something remarkable happens in the background — your browser figures out exactly where on the anuragblogs.hashnode.dev
