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In theory if you got a resolver which could disable UDP queries, it would then default to TCP, and the ISP couldn't manipulate those. Don't know if any resolver
by 0xbadcafebee 5y ago
In theory if you got a resolver which could disable UDP queries, it would then default to TCP, and the ISP couldn't manipulate those. Don't know if any resolver supports disabling UDP though.
- justsomehnguy 5y agoUnbound
- cyounkins 5y agoUnbound as a client will fall back to TCP automatically if the UDP response is too big. I'm uncertain if there is widespread support for TCP servers though.
- viraptor 5y ago> would then default to TCP, and the ISP couldn't manipulate those They can easily manipulate TCP as well. Unless you establish an authenticated session like TLS, TCP can be mitm-ed easily.