DNS is the fundamental human-friendly abstraction of the Internet. It maps
names such as oreilly.com to addresses computers can understand. Yet there
are flaws in the protocol, which mean that malicious users can redirect your
request for oreilly.com for their own nefarious purposes. Security
researcher Dan Kaminsky discovered this danger and convinced the major DNS
providers to work around the flaw. Here's how you can protect yourself and
your information.
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The Internet Archive obeys robots.txt of course (lucky for you if you have access to it on your site, otherwise not so much) and they will also agree to remove things at the domain owners request. Other libraries might not be so accommodating, specifically the Danish netarchive might not be so accommodating, lets look at some stuff they say - the following is from the already linked survey report:




