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Oct 27, 2024 13 tweets 3 min read Read on X
People put really bizarre stuff to DNS as TXT records. Let me show you some of the best ones that I found so far 🧵
1. First, let me say hi to you from Felix Image
2. Putting a joke to DNS is a must , right? I actually like that one hah Image
3. This one is my favorite. I tried reaching out to Gabe to tell him that somebody did read it but unfortunately without success... Image
4. A love diary? Why not 🙃 One cannot disagree with comzak 🍺 Image
5. Since we see drinks, let me show you some recipes aswell.

(I checked and it's really a cake recipe!) Image
6. Esptein - a classic Image
7. HTML code with iframe to canva? Meh... I am sure someone had reasons 😄 Image
8. There are also a lot of records from CTF-like games. I let you decode this one yourself

Q1lCRVJDT057aSdNX2hhdmlOR19hTl9vTERfRnIxRW5kX2ZPUl9EMW5OZXJ9 Image
9. It got weird when the records starting talking to each other Image
10. Let me end this with both positive message and answer to the question of life ☯️ Image
I guess you can imagine there's much more 🙌 I might do another thread in the future, so follow for more!
@snydez Such as botnet communication, data exfiltration, parser injections, etc.

I will definitely cover these records in one of following posts

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Nov 4, 2024
Ever wondered how people hide secret messages in a plain sight?

Let me show you some awesome examples 🧵
1. In 2010, the Colombian army recorded a pop song with an encoded message to communicate with hostages held by guerillas. The song and message eventually reached hostages via radio:

“19 people rescued. You are next. Don’t lose hope.” Image
2. During WW2 a prisoner Alexis Casdagli produced a seemingly innocent needlework in a German prison camp. The piece hung on the walls of the camp for 4 years. The dots and dashes spell out in a morse code:

“God Save the King” and “F**k Hitler” Image
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