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Disney+ cancellation page crashes as customers rush to quit after Kimmel suspension
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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2025
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Unfortunately I can't cancel, as I'm not a subscriber. I'll at least go and hammer refresh on their cancellation page with caching turned off.
You should ddos the subscribe page instead.
This
Why would you make it harder for people to cancel?
damn why didn't I think of that
That's just making it harder for people who actually want to quit.
... and I added abc.com and disney+ to dns rewrite in my network to group pointing to ip 666.666.666.666. So no disney for anyone visiting our accommodation and outdoor adventures. They can watch it over their own data.
Whatever software you're using needs to scrub its input better.
What?
666 isn't a valid octet for IPv4. Whatever DNS resolver your using shouldn't allow it in the field.
Obviously. But Adguard allowed it somehow