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    imageshack.com
    about.com
    ehow.com
    sparkstudios.com 
    yfrog.com
    liveinternet.ru
    pgmediaserve.com
    wikimedia.com
    adfly.com
    thefreedictionary.com
    amung.us
    btjunkie.com
    bluehost.com
    drtuber.com
    ero-advertising.com
    autohome.com.cn
    exblog.jp
    inetglobal.com
    milliyet.com.tr
    imagebam.com
    naukri.com
    bigpoint.com
    altervista.com
    hypergames.com
    gsmarena.com
    excite.co.jp
    admagnet.com
    macrumors.com
    linkbucks.com
    cracked.com
    traidnt.com
    radikal.ru
    paper.li
    eluniversal.com.mx
    wiktionary.org
    indianrail.gov.in
    docin.com
    123rf.com
    perezhilton.com
    mangafox.com
    hostmonster.com
    myfreecams.com
    giveawayoftheday.com
    ultimate-guitar.com
    itpro1.nikkeibp.co.jp
    pantip.com
    hawaaworld.com
    120ask.com
4.8%. That's more than I would have thought, but it's still a small number: 95.2% of the Alexa 1000 keep AXFR disabled. Also: someone should tell some of these people not to do this.



Indeed. Keep in mind it's the top, so these are the people you really expect to keep something like that hidden. I promise you the stats are much worse further down the list, or if you do the same, but for a specific country's TLD.




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