Table 1 — Queries issued for systematic testing of amplification power of open resolvers. Let’s now dive into a couple of our findings. Redefinition of open resolvers Traditionally, network-attached devices are considered open resolvers if they respond to ‘A’ queries. However, our study shows that being open (as in answering ‘A’ queries) is not necessarily equivalent to successfully resolving othe
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