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I have a C# app (not that it probably matters), attempts DNS and Reverse DNS lookups for traffic logging/analysis purposes. I've noticed that a lot of the mobile traffic points to a google owned set of IPs and then resolves back to something like:
ord37s08-in-f14.1e100.net
And then diving deeper, I see other host names, like this:
d-[long numeric string].ampproject.net
d-[different long numeric string].ampproject.net
d-[different long numeric string].ampproject.net
Considering what AMP is/does (and I realize the result won't be 100% perfect or could up having multiple results for a single request), is there a way to determine the actual hostname that is/was behind these type AMP host names?
Thanks!
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