2 ms·
Setting up unbound to use dnssec and tor is super-easy too. And once you set up the router, the cost of configuration is zero.
by tgragnato 9y ago
Setting up unbound to use dnssec and tor is super-easy too.
And once you set up the router, the cost of configuration is zero.
- fulafel 9y agoDnssec still has your data in the clear, it just signs the data. (And is not supported by most domains)
- cryptonector 9y agoDNSSEC only gives you two things, and only when all zones on the path to the domains you're looking at are signed: authentication of the response data, and authenticated denial of existence (NXDOMAIN). DNSSEC does NOT encrypt requests nor responses.