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
AAbhijeet ShindeAug 23 · 9 min readHow DNS Works: From a Name to an IP, One Hop at a Time1. Why This Topic Matters The last post ended with a promise: the TCP series covered how data gets paced and protected once a connection exists, but every one of those posts started with an IP addressweeklyupdate.hashnode.dev
AAditya SinghAug 1 · 7 min readWhat Happens When You Type Google.com in Your Browser?A simple thing that billions of people do every day: open a browser, enter the address google.com, and hit Enter. What happens after that? We usually don’t think about the complex yet simple technologadityaksi.hashnode.dev
JJanmejai SinghMay 9 · 11 min readHow DNS Resolution Works: The Internet's Phonebook Explained with digTL;DR: Every time you type google.com into your browser, a silent, multi-step lookup happens across a global hierarchy of servers — in milliseconds. This article breaks it down layer by layer using thcyd3er.hashnode.dev
HHammad AliMay 7 · 4 min readDNS Resolution - FromFirst PrinciplesOn Internet every connected device like your phone and laptop has an Address by which Internet knows and interact with it which is called IP Address which looks something like 142.251.223.206 Now If y1web-dev-101.hashnode.dev
AAnshul TripathiApr 28 · 17 min readDigging Up DNS: Understanding Resolution Step by Step Table of Contents Introduction : The Internet’s Phonebook What is DNS in simple terms Why humans need names instead of IP addresses Why Name Resolution Exists : The problem DNS solves How domain namdns-101-resolution.hashnode.dev
JJim ChundevalelApr 25 · 6 min readPart 2 - Network Design, Two Networks, and the IoT ProblemTwo Networks My home network is not one network. It is two separate LAN segments on a Firewalla Gold Plus. Technically, there is also a third guest network, but guests do not need access to anything iaccidentalcomplexity.hashnode.dev
JJanardan MondalApr 26 · 3 min readDNS Record Types ExplainedWhen you type something like google.com into your browser, it somehow finds the correct server on the internet and loads the website. But how? It’s not magic—it’s DNS (Domain Name System) - the internjanardanm.hashnode.dev
JJessica waltApr 14 · 4 min readWhy Your DNS Configuration Might Be Killing Your Core Web VitalsI have been talking to a lot of SEOs lately who are pulling their hair out over their Core Web Vitals. They spend weeks optimizing images and minifying their code but their scores just won't budge. Whdns-monitor.hashnode.dev
