Router Crash Test

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  1. ronjor

    ronjor Global Moderator

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    Thanks for the link Ron. I did fairly well. Test run while Google Chrome browser as default. retried it with opera and got the same results.
     
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  3. Longboard

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    Interesting test:
     

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    Using TreeWalk, results are showing a strange discrepancy if compared with some other similar tests available online...
     
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  5. SystemJunkie

    SystemJunkie Resident Conspiracy Theorist

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    Yes, half year ago someone crashed my router remotely and irreversibly.
    I block Level 3 Communications, Inc by default since then I feel better.
     
  6. Hugger

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    How do I increase my DNSSEC security on a D-Link 655N router?
    That's my only weak spot.
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  7. Dark Shadow

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    I guess I did ok.
     

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    Guess I did OK as well.
     

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  9. Mrkvonic

    Mrkvonic Linux Systems Expert

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    Hello,
    The implementation of nameserver query security is the responsibility of the ISP, including all potentially malicious traffic on their segments.
    Mrk
     
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    Interesting.
     
  11. Firebytes

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    I have tried to run this test but can't seem to do so. I have tried allowing scripts globally in NoScript and allowing outgoing DNS/DHCP in my software firewall thinking they might be what is blocking the test but to no avail. I am not sure what else could be blocking it. I don't use any other ad-blocking software. When I attempt to use the test this is what I see:
     

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  12. pugmug

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    What good is any security test when you have to turn off some or all of your security to run said test?
     
  13. Mrkvonic

    Mrkvonic Linux Systems Expert

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    Hello,
    Firebytes, it seems your ISP does not allow recursion on queries. Which is a good thing. The have their slaves forward to the master and only master can query higher-level DNS. This prevents lots of random junk hopping about.
    Mrk
     
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    Mrkvonic,

    Thanks for the explanation. I had tried everything I could think of locally to allow the test to run, even tried completely disabling NoScript temporarily.

    Thanks again
     
  15. ruinebabine

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    I will receive this same message if I go and block TreeWalk's internet access in my firewall...

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