Doesn't it, though. I'm wondering about who has infected the root name servers with the pervert.worldmexico.com address. That is "not nice" to say the least.
Erm, they haven't infected the root servers J... ns2.can02.de. and ns1.can02.de are the servers reporting back that A record, not the root servers...
As for "not nice", it's quite common. Usualy when someone forgets or does not know how to split their DNS so you can query internal-only host names on their authoritative DNS. There's nothing very dangerous about it, as you'll only see those results if you query that hostname...
Root servers only handle delegation of TLDs (ie: .com)
Searching for pervert.worldmexico.com A record at c.root-servers.net [192.33.4.12]: Got referral to A.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. [took 42 ms]
Searching for pervert.worldmexico.com A record at A.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. [192.5.6.30]: Got referral to ns1.can02.de. [took 50 ms]
Searching for pervert.worldmexico.com A record at ns1.can02.de. [213.160.64.158]: Reports pervert.worldmexico.com. [took 148 ms]
Answer:
pervert.worldmexico.com. A IN 86400 <http://www.DNSstuff.com/tools/whois.ch?ip=192.168.1.111>192<http://www.DNSstuff.com/tools/whois.ch?ip=192.168.1.111>.168.1.111
worldmexico.com. NS IN 86400 ns1.can02.de. worldmexico.com. NS IN 86400 ns2.can02.de. ns1.can02.de. A IN 86400 213.160.64.158 ns2.can02.de. A IN 86400 213.160.65.158
