remove dangling cnames & netlify/github takeovers #1514
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Agree that we should remove these. Haven't manually reviewed all of the domains yet but looks good! |
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For the people who have valid cnames that don't work, I would contact the original author as its probably a misconfiguration on their end. |
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re: those i get automated skid emails about them as well and i'd love for that to stop |
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got more emails about these....... |
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I support removing these, we should maybe do some automated testing to check for dead pages in hackclub.com (and all of our domains tbh) |
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@24c02 can you resolve merge conflicts? |
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ahoy dns fellas!
every so often i get an email along the lines of these from various skids running nucleus scans and then hitting security.txt emails in the hopes of getting a free bug bounty:
my internal response is "who cares, pick up a foot ball", but it's annoying, so i took a pass and pruned a bunch of them.
these are all either pointing to things that don't exist anymore or hello world pages from a while ago.
additionally, these people seem to have valid websites getting cnamed to but don't work for some reason? they should probably either remove them or fix: