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nykolasz
8y ago
First, I think it gives too much power to the browsers. Firefox was already taking some dangerous choices with DNS over HTTPS on some of their recent changes. Chrome as well, doing changes that will benefit Google, in detriment of the rest
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nykolasz
8y ago
DNS hijacking is real and very annoying. The main benefit of these protocols is in the integrity of the DNS resolution data. It allows you to use any DNS server you want, without having your ISP modifying their responses. Here is my story w
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nykolasz
8y ago
I hope you are wrong. We don't need one more protocol tunneled through HTTP.
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nykolasz
8y ago
Pretty much there are 3 competing implementations for DNS resolution encryption (won't call it security): * DNSCrypt * DNS over TLS * DNS over HTTPS If you are looking for something well tested and well supported, check out
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PSA: Norton ConnectSafe DNS is shutting down. This is what you need to do
(medium.com)
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nykolasz
8y ago
First, I have to say that I love cloudflare, but the last thing we need is the centralization of all our DNS resolution to them. Please Mozilla, don't give anyone too much power. And if DNS over HTTPS is the way to go (which might be),
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Getting Started with DNS over HTTPS on Firefox
(medium.com)
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DNS Market: 13% of all DNS traffic uses Google's 8.8.8.8, OpenDNS is close to 2%
(medium.com)
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nykolasz
8y ago
Google and twitter does that by default. If you try to click on any link from their search / tweet feed, it will be blocked if they flag it as phishing. There are multiple phishing blacklists that any provider can leverage.
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nykolasz
8y ago
The location doesn't matter much. Most of them are anycast, loading from all over the world.
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Phishing Protection at the DNS Level. Comparing DNS-Based Security Filters
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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nykolasz
8y ago
There are 3 major protocols available for DNS privacy: * DNSCrypt * DNS over TLS * DNS over HTTPS DNSCrypt is the one with better client support and a long list of providers available. If you pick DNS over TLS or DNS over HTTPS you will be
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Getting started and troubleshooting DNS over TLS
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DNS Security and Private: Your options, the protocols and providers
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DNS Market Share – Percentage of Traffic via Google DNS X OpenDNS X CloudFlare
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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The Most Popular DNS Providers – Google, OpenDNS, Quad9, CloudFlare Market Share
(medium.com)
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DNS Market Share Analysis – Identifying the Most Popular DNS Providers
(medium.com)
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DNS Performance compared: CloudFlare 1.1.1.1 x Google 8.8.8.8 x Quad9 x OpenDNS
(medium.com)
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nykolasz
9y ago
Ran a comparison between all major DNS resolvers (including CloudFlare, Google, OpenDNS, etc): https://medium.com/@nykolas.z/dns-resolvers-performance-comp...
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nykolasz
9y ago
And formed a team / hired him.
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Ending DNS Hijacking with DNSCrypt
(medium.com)
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DNS-based DDoS – Leveraging open resolvers against Uber
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nykolasz
9y ago
This is the reason why DNT failed. If it can't be forced, the bad players won't follow it.
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nykolasz
9y ago
Waiting a few days to patch my own servers... Not sure what is more dangerous right now: applying these rushed patches or the vuln itself.
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nykolasz
9y ago
I found this happening with many other domain specific keywords. However, this can be deadly with medications.. Scary.
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Comparing the effectiveness of DNS-based porn filters: OpenDNS, Norton,
(medium.com)
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DNS Security Compared: Quad9 X OpenDNS X Comodo Secure X Norton X Yandex
(medium.com)
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