Well crap. I was used to going to 1.1.1.1 on my cellphone when on wireless APs t...

manacit · on March 30, 2018

I always use http://http.rip, topical and easy to type :)

Spivak · on March 30, 2018

neverssl.com is probably what you're looking for.

Faaak · on March 30, 2018

Plenty of captive portals operators use the 1.1.1.0/24 ip subnet for their authentication pages. A shame they thought these IPs would never be used

iforgotpassword · on March 31, 2018

Don't some VoIP devices use 1.1.1.1 too to check connection type or something?

There was a paper from a couple years ago when 1.1.1/24 (or bigger, don't remember) was still unassigned; at some AS they logged what kind of traffic was targeted at that subnet, by IP, port and protocol and 1.1.1.1 stood out. Can't find that paper just now unfortunately. :-(

asclepi · on April 1, 2018

https://www.nanog.org/meetings/nanog49/presentations/Monday/...

zzone · on March 30, 2018

Lots of suggestions here but you can also use http://captive.apple.com

corobo · on March 30, 2018

Switch to an example.com bookmark.

Never had any issue and there's an extremely low, almost infinitely zero, chance of the domain dropping and being taken over by squatters (re: neverssl)

MrF3ynmann · on March 30, 2018

Try https://neverssl.com/

enzanki_ars · on March 30, 2018

I think you meant http://neverssl.com

tokenizerrr · on March 30, 2018

example.org works well

cbg0 · on March 30, 2018

I think he wants to make sure they do this at the DNS level.

sp332 · on March 30, 2018

No, you just need something without HTTPS so the intercepting proxy doesn't fail a certificate check.

cpeterso · on March 30, 2018

I use cnn.com because it is HTTP-only and easy to type on a mobile keyboard.

scrollaway · on March 30, 2018

I used to do that. Unfortunately (jk), cnn enabled https recently. I'm using example.org now.