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Breaking news: Traffic from Syria Disappears from Internet
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[quote:NOFAKE:MV8yMjI3ODYwXzM3NzczNzU4XzY3ODFDNkZG] second day...:hiding: [/quote]
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At around 18:45 UTC the OpenDNS resolvers saw a significant drop in traffic from Syria. On closer inspection, it seems Syria has largely disappeared from the Internet.
Currently both TLD servers for Syria, ns1.tld.sy and ns2.tld.sy are unreachable. The remaining two nameservers sy.cctld.authdns.ripe.net. and pch.anycast.tld.sy. are reachable since they are not within Syria.
Umbrella Security Labs, which is the threat research division of OpenDNS, also reported on an Internet blackout in Syria November of 2012, where we shared details of the top 10 most failed domains during the outage.
Expect updates from our team shortly.
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link to labs.umbrella.com
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Report BY Umbrella Security Labs.
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