Is it possible for encryption to harm cybersecurity?
Guest Post: Does the development of encrypted DNS help or hinder cybersecurity?
Tag: DOH
DoH, DoT, and plain old DNS
To what extent have these encrypted DNS technologies been taken up in the public Internet?
Measuring DNS-over-HTTPS performance around the world
Guest Post: How does DoH compare to the default DNS-over-UDP using port 53 (Do53) around the world?
Can the DNS support encryption without enabling centralization?
Guest Post: Study shows clients can distribute DNS queries across a set of popular recursive resolvers without performance degradation.
DoHoT: better security, privacy, and integrity via load-balanced DNS over HTTPS over Tor
Guest Post: Looking for a way to improve privacy and security of your DNS? Run it through Tor.
The prevalence of DNS over HTTPS
Guest Post: DoH resolver lists are not comprehensive, which makes it difficult for network administrators to entirely block DoH connections.
Decrypting TLS traffic with PolarProxy
Guest Post: A free (even for commercial use), generic, TLS decryption proxy for protocols using TLS encryption.
Responses to Mozilla’s Trusted Recursive Resolver public consultation
Guest Post: The consultation closed six months ago but the promised analysis and conclusions have yet to be published, so Andrew Campling did his own.
Adventures in open DNS resolution: How to use threat intelligence for the public good
Guest Post: A lot of groups develop great cybersecurity intelligence. Can we apply that knowledge via public resolvers?
Introducing DNS Shotgun
Guest Post: New DNS benchmarking tool aims to simulate real clients and their behaviour.