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by virtuallynathan 2188 days ago
After the NXDomain redirection stuff, they invested a ton in doing DNS right, deploying DNSSEC and Anycast. They are a major participant in the IETF, DNS OARC, and many other industry working groups, if you attend these things, go talk to the Comcast folks!

Their limited use of HTTP interception is a published RFC, and I've thought about ways to get around this, and for the use cases they use it for, it seems like the only viable option.

I knew a few of folks who were involved in the BT RST thing, the whole org learned a lot from that, and internal opinions changed.

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Why does it matter, at all, that Comcast documented their traffic interception system in an RFC?