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ISPs have a history of intercepting DNS. Often, DNS interception is done as part of a “value add” feature to block access to known malicious websites. Sometimes, users are directed to advertisements if they attempt to access a site that doesn't exist. There are two common techniques how DNS spoofing/interception is done:
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