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Except that your queries are spread out to different places instead of all being sent to a single server. You ask .com resolver for domain.com's NS, and then y
by BenjiWiebe 1y ago
Except that your queries are spread out to different places instead of all being sent to a single server.
You ask .com resolver for domain.com's NS, and then you ask ns1.domain.com for foo.domain.com. Then you browse to wikipedia.org, and none of those DNS queries go to the same place as the previous site.
- kachapopopow 1y agoThat's arguably worse since you are now in direct contact with the nameservers (which are usually managed by non privacy orientated providers).