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[Pei <pei AT virtual-dope.com>]

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"Can't stop the signal!"

On 8/16/2013 9:28 AM, Alejandro Bonet wrote:
> NSA dont like opennic.
> 
> This is not new...
> 
> I setup two t2 opennic dns servers in the last two months.
> 
> NSA dont like me...
> 
> I dont want to target attention on me, but some of my ideas about 
> money (sindeuda.org, ibu1000.net), and free software (sluc.info)
> are not the best for financial, government or military "elites"...
> 
> As i can understand there is no way to stop open and collaborative
> dns nets as opennic: A simple filter with tcpdump and iptables can
> stop the 99% of the dos attacks in realtime.
> 
> Since i setup the servers i have one or two (sometimes three or
> four) of these attacks CONTINUOUSLY... The filter drops them
> without effort...
> 
> In respect about T1 servers and domain registrations, the actual 
> opennic policy is correct from my point of view: T1s mirrors all
> the data, and registration web sites perhaps are not too much
> stable, but they run more or less...
> 
> If someone wants to register a domain under an opennic tld, they
> only need to write the data once.
> 
> Then many T1 and T2 servers will serve it all the time
> automatically to the whole world...
> 
> Alejandro Bonet md.es.dns.opennic.com albogoal AT gmail.com
> 
> PD: ¡Opennic forever!... ¡They cant do nothing!
> 
> PD2: But remind allways three or four things about this game:
> 
> 1.- NSA IS HEARING HERE (Or they are stupid...) 2.- Perhaps some
> guys on this email thread are NSA agents: When the list is too much
> active and interesting, we must doubt about it, but when it is very
> very boring then IT IS IT... 3.- Are or are not they here, is
> completely irrelevant... 4.- When governments declares opennic
> "illegal", we will won "the dns war", and everybody will use
> opennic...
> 
> (And five... Perhaps i'm NSA... or perhaps i'm not... ;-)
> 
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te6qG4yn-Ps
> 
> 
> 2013/8/16, Martin C <martin AT mchomenet.com>:
>>> Maybe one of the TLDs could (or already have) put their code up
>>> under OSS. Everyone could improve it and use it.
>> MUD4TLD (which really, really needs a new and better name!) is
>> available on github and is released under the BSD 2-clause
>> license, if it helps. It is ok and does the job, but I'll be
>> happier when it is working on top of the RM-API.
>> 
>> -- Martin C. mchomenet.info O< ascii ribbon campaign - stop html
>> mail - www.asciiribbon.org
>> 
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