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by ignoramous 1335 days ago
> They don’t get traffic going through them.

A rouge DNS can reply to select queries with an IP of a middleware that can TLS proxy and/or MitM that traffic.

We built such a thing mostly for anti-censorship purposes (bypass IP blocks): https://github.com/celzero/midway#demo

2 comments

I use duckdns and the only service I'm accessing through that CNAME is ssh, which checks host keys, so it doesn't have to be a problem.
wouldn’t that invalidate the cerificate?
If they control the domain, they can get a new valid certificate