What happens when someone gets access to your DNS control and sets a TTL of 100 years on your domain, while pointing it's IP to some obscure website?
(and you discover it too late of course)
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What happens when someone gets access to your DNS control and sets a TTL of 100 years on your domain, while pointing it's IP to some obscure website?
(and you discover it too late of course)
Best Answer
Ryan has provided an excellent answer to one interpretation of your question. Given our target audience however, and the situation of the people most likely to stumble upon the question, I'm going to answer a different one.
What does a company do when a bad TTL makes it out into the wild?
You have a few options here. First and foremost though, you need to identify the problem vector and eliminate it. Trying to contain the damage is pointless when you have no control over the problem repeating itself.