For anyone who's looking at DNS logs for security purposes, that "random, unqualified 32-character alphanumeric hostname" is going to cause significant issues for anyone trying to figure out what initiated that DNS request. It's also going to look suspiciously like a botnet's DGA. It would be better if these requests made it explicitly clear a) that it's intentionally invalid b) what triggered the request.
For anyone who's looking at DNS logs for security purposes, that "random, unqualified 32-character alphanumeric hostname" is going to cause significant issues for anyone trying to figure out what initiated that DNS request. It's also going to look suspiciously like a botnet's DGA. It would be better if these requests made it explicitly clear a) that it's intentionally invalid b) what triggered the request.