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Depends on what you're trying to do. If you're trying to avoid logging, then sure, this doesn't get you much. If you're trying to secure yourself against loca
by apendleton 13y ago
Depends on what you're trying to do. If you're trying to avoid logging, then sure, this doesn't get you much. If you're trying to secure yourself against local-network DNS attacks, this could be useful.
There's also nothing to stop you from using a caching DNS server with DNScrypt (in fact, they give you instructions to do so).
- jedisct1 13y agoRun dnscrypt-wrapper or unbound on your router. Then run dnscrypt-proxy or dnssec-trigger on your clients. You get secured against local-network DNS attacks, and this let you use any upstream resolvers (or none).