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Does it make sense too pollute the web history against ISP as lot of pages become available via HTTPS-only transport nowadays? DNS pollution (script) would be e

by imhoguy 10y ago

Does it make sense too pollute the web history against ISP as lot of pages become available via HTTPS-only transport nowadays? DNS pollution (script) would be enough IMHO as ISPs capture queries in clear text. Mosty they provide their own DNS servers too. Domain names plus timestamps tell a lot about ones online habits. Of course the better option is to use DNSCrypt, VPN or some DNS tunelling via secure link.

sintaxi 10y ago
Until DNS requests are encrypted the domain you are accessing is still visible.
- seanp2k2 10y ago
  Tunnel DNS over a VPN from your router. This would also avoid Comcast's paid "suggestions" for typo' domain names.
  - Spivak 10y ago
    If you're not running a VPN and just want to purge those 'suggestions' then you can run a local dnsmasq server and use the `bogus-nxdomain` option.