didn't see in notables

0.pizza public DNS records recon

Google Inc. is the registrar

No A records = no web server (website, ftp, vpn, etc., at least in DNS)

Name Servers are googledomains.com, so Google is hosting the DNS records

Contact info is redacted, typical if you pay a fee to redact records

MX records point to icloud, which means icloud is receiving email for the 0.pizza domain

more interesting, though, is that when we look at the spf records, which are text records you can add to a domain that essentially say: these mail servers (other than the icloud server where the MX records point) are allowed to send mail AS 0.pizza, otherwise, messages sent outside of icloud would get marked as spam because they were not sent by the MX record server

There are two domain verifications in the records:

one for apple, and one for protonmail

these records exist because they were required in order to "verify" the domain was owned by the same entity configuring the mail service at Apple and protonmail

Servers allowed to send as 0.pizza?

_spf.protonmail.ch

icloud.com

What kind of mail is sending from protonmail as 0.pizza? What is coming from the Apple servers?

For those who don't know, .ch was originally for the Swiss, but now ChYna is coveting those domains. Proton Mail is a Swiss company that purports to protect users privacy and doesn't require verification to setup a free account.

o7 anons

sauce: used MXtoolbox to lookup public DNS data

https://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=mx:0.pizza&run=toolpage