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His research boils down to two things: 1. Lock down DNS at all costs (and he means, all costs), going so far as to use PiHole and then ridirecting DoH/DNS to C
by SavantIdiot 5y ago
His research boils down to two things:
1. Lock down DNS at all costs (and he means, all costs), going so far as to use PiHole and then ridirecting DoH/DNS to CloudFlare to scan for more mal sites.
2. Create virtual subnets at home for untrusted IoT devices
- HighPlainsDrftr 5y agoThis. I'm really concerned that these IoT devices will begin hard coding their own setup and using DoH to get around any DNS restrictions. I've started hardwiring devices that I have some trust in (eg laptops, desktops, etc) on to their own VLAN. I really want to setup a second wifi network, maybe a third for Rokus, IoT and other things, and force them through a proxy. Or they just don't get access to the Internet at all. It seems silly that these companies think that can use my bandwidth, whether or not it's metered, to do as they wish.