That 8.8.8.8 has a manipulated ip is pretty unlikely (unless Google’s nameserver was hacked).Ĩ1.3.27.54Lightning Wire Labs DNS Service Īka another run of the old (python based) version namebench (let’s call it v1) It will run for a while… so go a grap a coffee or two. So it is critical that those companies & admins that are running the dns nameservers can be trusted and take cyber security seriously. Thus is extremely catastrophic in terms of banking & webmail. Thus Google and CloudFlare have some easy to remember DNS server IPs: 8.8.8.8 and 1.1.1.1īut a nameserver can see all websites & services that a device requests access to (looking up the websites & service’s ip address), so if the user does not want to turn over what is essentially the “record of dialed phone numbers” to Google or Cloudflare: what about alternatives that do not store the user’s browsing habbits for eternity for AIs to dig into that BigData and try to exploit it somehow?īut what also can happen if a dns nameserver get’s hacked or hijacked or manipulated: the user’s browser ends up at the wrong website! Without it, the user would have to remember and type 74.6.143.26 instead of (still 12rd in Alexa’s Ranking, Amazon bought Alexa Ranking in 1999 for $250 million in stock) There is nothing more anoying than slow loading websites or other services that respond slowly or not at all (timeout) when the user needs them.ĭNS aka “the phone book of the internet” is an essential service.
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