## https://sploitus.com/exploit?id=D54EDD1A-8491-5CCB-BCC8-DD9D8A65D560
MaraDNS is a small open-source DNS server. It is an authoritative DNS server that handles recursion using the included "Deadwood" program. The MaraDNS repository contains various files, including a README, CHANGELOG, and Dockerfile, which provide information on how to compile and run MaraDNS, as well as how to set up automated testing using Docker.
The repository is licensed under the BSD and/or MIT license, with the exception of the files in the coLunacyDNS/lunacy/ folder, which are available under the MIT (Lua) license.
The Dockerfile in the repository creates a Docker image that can run MaraDNS on a fresh Ubuntu 22.04 virtual machine. The image can also run the "one source of truth" tests. The Dockerfile uses various commands to install dependencies, compile MaraDNS, and copy files to the image.
The repository also contains a README file that provides instructions on how to set up the tests, including how to create a Docker image and run the tests. The README file also mentions a bug in the busybox implementation of ps where it handles 6-digit process IDs incorrectly.
The MaraDNS repository does not appear to contain any exploits or vulnerabilities. It is primarily a DNS server implementation, and the code is intended for defensive use.