Re: TrueCrypt?

["Dave Warren" <davew () hireahit com>]

Given that everything in that zone is public anyway, what's the problem?

I agree that locking down zone transfers is best practise, and allowing open transfers is odd, but this one looks 
simple enough and straightforward enough that I have trouble getting too excited about public information being public. 


> On Jun 6, 2014, at 17:49, "surivaton surivaton" <surivaton () gmail com> wrote:
>
> Truecrypt is either stupid or its they way of telling everyone
> something is wrong.
> Why?
> root@kali:~# fierce -dns truecrypt.org
> DNS Servers for truecrypt.org:
>    ns1.truecrypt.org
>    ns2.truecrypt.org
>
> Trying zone transfer first...
>    Testing ns1.truecrypt.org
>
> Whoah, it worked - misconfigured DNS server found:
> truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    SOA    ns1.truecrypt.org.
> dns-admin.truecrypt.org. (
>                    2010021509    ; Serial
>                    10800    ; Refresh
>                    3600    ; Retry
>                    604800    ; Expire
>                    10800 )    ; Minimum TTL
> truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    NS    ns1.truecrypt.org.
> truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    NS    ns2.truecrypt.org.
> truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    A    72.233.34.82
> truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    MX    10 truecrypt.org.
> truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    TXT    "v=spf1 ip4:72.233.34.82
> mx:truecrypt.org -all"
> forums.truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    A    72.233.34.83
> ns1.truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    A    72.233.34.82
> ns2.truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    A    72.233.34.84
> upload.truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    A    72.233.34.84
> www.truecrypt.org.    259200    IN    A    72.233.34.82
>
> There isn't much point continuing, you have everything.
> Have a nice day.
> Exiting...
> root@kali:~#
> Who in there right mind lets you do zone transfers.
> I mean seriously back in windows server 2003 it was common but god
> damn I think they are trying to tell us something.


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