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Unless say, an adversary can link an obscure domain to a specific user/use case. Get that counter log and you can track a certain behavior (only pings this doma
by staplers 1y ago
Unless say, an adversary can link an obscure domain to a specific user/use case. Get that counter log and you can track a certain behavior (only pings this domain when about to do something or when on vacation, their house is empty, etc.)
- Tijdreiziger 1y agoThe average burglar probably isn’t cross-referencing DNS statistics.
- staplers 1y agoYes but I don't think the average Quad9 user is worried about being tracked by average burglars.. more like advanced syndicates and nation states.
- natebc 1y agoYou think the average quad9 user is being tracked by advanced syndicates and nation states?
- greyface- 1y agoSuch surveillance is often done on a dragnet basis, so, yes.
- Tijdreiziger 1y agoHuh? The average Quad9 user is probably a tech-savvy person who cares about online privacy and/or malware protection (Quad9 blocks known malicious domains).
- Bender 1y agoOne way around that is to set up a cron job that queries the most common domains one visits hourly. When requested by workstations and cell phones they will be served up by cache. At least that is what I have been doing for a few decades and works fine. I block all the DoH/DoT resolvers which is easier to do than some might think. One can do the individual A records or just the apex A/NS records to get infrastructure cache and then configure Unbound to prefetch records about to expire. Just for fun I have added some of these into my cron job.