In other words, the "change" after the NYTimes queried Alfa Bank may not be because Cendyn (or Trump) changed anything, but because that was the first they checked and noticed that lookup errors were happening. One person claimed that lookups started failing for them back in late June - and thus the claim of successful responses until September are false. I've heard from other DNS malware researchers (names remain anonymous) who confirm they've seen lookups for " " from all over the world, especially from tools like FireEye that process lots of spam email. Indeed, one journalist did call one of the public resolvers, and found other people queried this domain than the two listed in the Slate story - debunking it. Those who operate public DNS resolvers, like Google's 8.8.8.8, OpenDNS, or Dyn, may have knowledge which domain was related to. For example, organizations that track spam will have information on exactly which promotions this server has been used for in the recent past.
#Trump has hillarys dnc server full
The Internet is full of clues like this if only somebody puts a few resources into figuring things out. This is why we can't have nice things on the Internet. In other words, is not intended as a normal email server you and I are familiar with, but as a server used for marketing/promotional campaigns. In the same Internet address range of Trump's servers you see a bunch of similar servers, many named. When you view this "secret" server in context, surrounded by the other email servers operated by Listrak on behalf of Cendyn, it becomes more obvious what's going on. It's the conclusion I came to even before seeing the response. In other words, Trump's response is (minus the political bits) likely true, supported by the evidence. Cendyn outsources the email portions of its campaigns to a company called Listrak, which actually owns/operates the physical server in a data center in Philidelphia. Instead, the domain was setup and controlled by Cendyn, a company that does marketing/promotions for hotels, including many of Trump's hotels. The evidence available on the Internet is that Trump neither (directly) controls the domain " ", nor has access to the server. It's time for Trump to answer serious questions about his ties to Russia.
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