0x20.dnsp.co

Whether your resolver randomises capitalisation.

What it does

DNS names are case insensitive, so a resolver can randomise the capitalisation it sends and require the reply to match. It is a cheap defence against cache poisoning that some resolvers apply and others do not.

Example

$ dig 0x20.dnsp.co TXT +short
"received: 0X20.dNsP.cO"

Reading the answer

mixed capitalisation

Your resolver uses 0x20 encoding.

all lowercase

It does not, which makes off-path spoofing marginally easier.

Notes

  • Aiming this directly at us shows your own client, which almost certainly does not randomise.