Anti-fraud center interception address

Dec 10, 2023#t345

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When accessing a "dangerous website" in China, the user will be redirected to specific addresses belonging to the National Anti-Fraud Center, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology Anti-Fraud Center, and the user's respective telecom operator. This can be used to fake interception by resolving unused domain names to these addresses.

I accidentally discovered this while browsing the internet. When you access a "dangerous website" in China, you will be redirected to these addresses (or you can say it is forcibly hijacked):

Telecom: http://182.43.124.6/
Unicom: http://106.74.25.198/
Mobile: https://gd.10086.cn/errorpage/warning.html (IP not found)

These IPs belong to the National Anti-Fraud Center, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology Anti-Fraud Center, and the jurisdiction of the telecom operator you are using (addresses may vary in different provinces and different operators).

~~I thought of a trick, you can resolve unused domain names to this place, pretending to be intercepted (lame~~