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@bakunin, thanks a lot for the hint at what level they are. Sure a user should be aware where to surf or not.
@cjcox, I probably won't run my own DNS for several reasons. But for others who may want to try it, get yacy. I was about to have a second source to get on the net.
 
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DNS-FLOOD-DETECTOR(8)					     dns flood detection tool					     DNS-FLOOD-DETECTOR(8)

NAME
DNS-FLOOD-DETECTOR - dns flood detection and alert tool SYNOPSIS
dns-flood-detector [-b|-d] [-v] [-h] [-i device] [-t n] [-a n] [-w n] [-x n] [-m n] DESCRIPTION
DNS Flood Detector was developed to detect abusive usage levels on high traffic nameservers and to enable quick response to the use of one's nameserver to facilitate spam. OPTIONS
-b run in foreground in bindsnap mode -d run in background in daemon mode -v verbose output - use again for more verbosity -h display help -i device specify device name to listen on -t n alarm at >n queries per second -a n reset alarm after n seconds -w n calculate stats every n seconds -x n create n buckets -m n report overall stats every n seconds SEE ALSO
Website <http://www.adotout.com/> AUTHOR
DNS-FLOOD-DETECTOR was written by Dennis Opacki <dopacki@adotout.com>. This manual page was written by Jan Wagner <waja@cyconet.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). 1.10 2006-11-03 DNS-FLOOD-DETECTOR(8)