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From the article:

> You're able to see this because you set up a wildcard DNS entry for the whole ".nothing-special.whatever.example.com" space pointing at a machine you control just in case something leaks. And, well, something did* leak.

They don't need the IP address itself, it sounds like they're not even connecting to the same host.

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Unless she hosts her own cert authority or is using a self-signed cert, the wildcard cert she mentions is visible to the public on sites such as https://crt.sh/.
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Yes, the wildcard cert, but not the actual hostname under that wildcard.
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