Now, this is an interesting (if somewhat scary) hack:
nstx allows you to pass IP packets via DNS queries. This allows you to use standard network protocols when otherwise only DNS would be available.
Color me impressed.
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Now, this is an interesting (if somewhat scary) hack:
nstx allows you to pass IP packets via DNS queries. This allows you to use standard network protocols when otherwise only DNS would be available.
Color me impressed.
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