Maybe a dumb question but are you sure it's your web site and not your registrar that's been hacked? E.g. has someone changed your DNS?

I do, however, not use their dns and would generally not do so with any domain seller. Most of them, I guess, offer dns because it's considered a must in that business and they don't put a lot of effo

I use my own DNS, but their system not set the dns properly so its offline.

I witnessed similar issues in the past with internetbs, with the .eu TLD as well. One of the first things I do is moving DNS elsewhere, so it's a non-issue for me. I had the impression anyway that the

Last week I got an alert about DNS issue about an .EU domain at Internetbs, I Just set It up again and It works Just fine now

EURID provider got DNS issues. Because of that all .EU domains are offline, or randomly offline. Almost after 8 hour, there is still no update.

Here's an unsolicited bump and somewhat off topic (related to OVPN but not directly to DNS issues). To allow openvpn clients to still access their local networks (i.e. 192.168.0.0/24), can I simply a

And do I explain this to my 10,000 visitors on my personal blog about making home decorations out of garbage bags? Do they all install their own VPN with DNSCrypt?

If you're putting up with that via using plain DNS and letting it to be MITMed/modified, it's solely your own fault. Get on with a private resolver on a VPS which you would access over a VPN, or the p

And how would that protect me (a Turkish citizen) from my own government who already uses man-in-the-middle intervention to modify DNS requests to block websites they don't like?

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Using Google for DNS already actually.

Wait what.. you base your http traffic routing based on DNS latency? That makes absolutely no sense unless you run a DNS server on edge edge-location as well.

The routing is based off of DNS latency. Are you using the standard Verizon FIOS DNS or an alternate DNS provider?

Sure you have some points. I paid 75$/2 years I think.. For one vpn providers offer you various locations to choose from, anonymity to the extent of shared ips and some nice extra features like e.g. n

And can use the same VPSes for tons of other stuff, such as mail, DNS and web servers.

server should be concerned about i.e. email/dns and backups/restoration of data etc i.e. compression/decompression tasks and utilising multi-threaded compression algorithms https://community.centminm

But, If you want 100% uptime... then a dual location setup is ideal, with LB and/or RoundRobin DNS