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I don't believe SSL alone would protect you since ISPs would still have access to the DNS lookups, the fully qualified domain name of the server (which is sent
by huxley 10y ago
I don't believe SSL alone would protect you since ISPs would still have access to the DNS lookups, the fully qualified domain name of the server (which is sent in cleartext for SNI), and IP addresses for the person browsing, so there's still plenty of "meta-data" for them to sell.
Maybe if you use a third party DNS service, but then you need to trust them.
- state_less 10y agoIs there TLS connections to DNS servers available for the major operating systems? edit: You're still broadcasting the IP you're connecting to, but it's still nice to close up this DNS lookup leak.