Comment by cubefox
1 day ago
That URL redirects to https://quietlushsilvermorning.neverssl.com/online/
An https URL. I assume this is some sort of joke.
1 day ago
That URL redirects to https://quietlushsilvermorning.neverssl.com/online/
An https URL. I assume this is some sort of joke.
That's normal and intentional: https://twitter.com/NeverSSL/status/1456310362551164928
But that doesn't explain why they do it.
From my HN link:
> 1. Why does neverssl.com use Javascript to redirect to a random subdomain?
> Over the last year users reported that some networks aggressively cache the fake DNS and pages they use for wifi capture. Neverssl.com now works around this generating a request to a random subdomain - this will bust any DNS cache, and any HTTP cache. It also means that if your browser or ISP caches the Neverssl.com page itself, that's fine.
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It doesn't do that for me.