"Without OpenDNS'es work, your cute little caching DNS server at home is still subject to the same interception as queries flowing to your ISPs DNS cache." Enc

"Without OpenDNS'es work, your cute little caching DNS server at home is still subject to the same interception as queries flowing to your ISPs DNS cache." Encrypting your DNS queries and responses doesn't help much when they log the IP addresses and ports you connect to. Encryption by default is a good thing. I might get around to playing with DNSCurve at some point, but it's not a priority for me, because practically speaking it doesn't give me that much benefit and I already have DNSSEC support.