DNS tomfoolery
Hi,
BIND keeps moaning at me about "Bogus MULTICAST A" resource records. I
see that they are all as a result of queries to domains that host
websites trying to sell Viagra / Cialis etc. (probably initiated by
SpamAssassin).
Does anyone have any ideas as to the incentive for spam-loving
faux-Viagra vendors to use a multicast IP address for their nameservers?
For example, this output taken from dig(1):
;; ANSWER SECTION:
seescum.biz. 600 IN A 222.240.155.58
[...]
;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
seescum.biz. 600 IN NS ns1.seescum.biz.
seescum.biz. 600 IN NS ns2.seescum.biz.
seescum.biz. 600 IN NS ns3.seescum.biz.
;; ADDITIONAL SECTION:
mail.seescum.biz. 600 IN A 238.222.241.159
ns1.seescum.biz. 600 IN A 222.240.155.58
ns2.seescum.biz. 600 IN A 222.240.155.58
ns3.seescum.biz. 600 IN A 238.222.241.159
Note that the "mail" and "ns3" RRs are in the multicast IP address
space! I'm suspicious!
Ed
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