So why is Netflix hitting me with Dradis?
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@tinfoilmatt Sure go ask them.. Or its just a simple DNS query and not some form of trying to sneak something into your network.
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@johnpoz said in So why is Netflix hitting me with Dradis?:
Or its just a simple DNS query and not some form of trying to sneak something into your network.
Which, again, is equal speculation on your part.
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@tinfoilmatt Yeah I am just speculating that a dns query is just a dns query <rolleyes>
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@johnpoz said in So why is Netflix hitting me with Dradis?:
@tinfoilmatt Yeah I am just speculating that a dns query is just a dns query <rolleyes>
Your attempts to manipulate my words reveal the strength of your position.
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You could block that if you want, but when they can't talk they tend to get more chatty about it - asking more and more often, etc..
Also a noob here myself lol. That's pretty much like my Netgear router despite being in AP mode, pretty much spams 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 for connectivity checks, even though its DNS in its web interface is set to the pfsense firewall which in turn is set to Cloudflare and Quad9. When 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 got blocked as part of the DoH IP list in pfblockerng it became even more aggressive and I had a spam of block alerts like every 3-5 secs if not more often at times lol. If I recall something similar happened when I had "Chromecast with Google TV" dongles a few years ago, so I'm not surprised.
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@aivxtla My devices hammer
connectivitycheck.gstatic.com,gsas.apple.com,bing.com,ngw.dvr163.com(a Chinese NVR), etc. all day long. It is what it is.On this point specifically (i.e., DNSBL and/or IPBL), make sure to configure logging such that these queries/packets are 'sinked'.
