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If Bob works at your ISP, he could see the DNS queries before you even connect to the site. There’s work arounds for that as well but the average Joe isn’t goin
by koolba 8y ago
If Bob works at your ISP, he could see the DNS queries before you even connect to the site. There’s work arounds for that as well but the average Joe isn’t going to set any of them up.
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- rqs 8y agoOf course. But what if DNS can also be encrypted?
- still_grokking 8y agoYou mean with DoH? Serviced for example from Googles public DNS servers?
- erinnh 8y agoIm more partial to DNS over TLS myself.
- why_only_15 8y agoI have a great new idea! DNS over TLS Co-location Open Mesh. That way, we can all be back in the DOTCOM era
- jhabdas 8y agoWhat if it already was? https://dnscrypt.info/ https://dnscrypt.info/