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So, who's getting started on that alternative DNS system? Until a formal infrastructure emerges, it can probably be cobbled together with a combination of BIND
by swombat 16y ago
So, who's getting started on that alternative DNS system? Until a formal infrastructure emerges, it can probably be cobbled together with a combination of BIND servers and browser plugins, I'd imagine...
- vib 16y agoPardon my newbieness. But if these guys had a .cn domain instead, or anything along those lines. They would be safe, no?
- pyre 16y agoNot necessarily. China at the very least pays lip-service to the idea that they are cracking down on piracy. Most Chinese piracy is small time or organized crime, so they can just bust a few people and say that they have 'cracked down.' With something as open as a webserver, it would be hard for them to not take it down to save face in international diplomacy.
- vib 16y agoAlso, there's this alternative to DNS that was pointed out by a commenter in TorrentFreak: http://www.unifiedroot.com/en/How-it-Works/Overview-How-it-Works http://www.unifiedroot.com/en/How-it-Works/Overview-How-it-W...
- woodall 16y agoA nice little Hosts file/Manager could also do the trick. Can't wait for the new era of darknets; not that the old one has disappeared. If the hosts file manager could also work as a dyndns type utility, then servers could change IPs at random and the user would be none the wiser.