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I am personally excited about DNS-over-HTTPS-over-TOR. No one can see what DNS you are requesting except for the TOR hidden DNS service which does not know who
by really3452 7y ago
I am personally excited about DNS-over-HTTPS-over-TOR. No one can see what DNS you are requesting except for the TOR hidden DNS service which does not know who you are. Seems like the best possible mass-usage of TOR. Anyhow, that is my prediction where the next DNS war takes place.
- zzzcpan 7y agoConnecting to a centralized DNS provider over tor defeats the purpose of tor and makes it easy to deanonymize your traffic completely.
- xg15 7y agoDoes it? If you use regular DNS, how would it identify your requests? (as it cannot rely on the IP address) For DoH, I guess there are more pitfalls to avoid (http cookies, connection reuse, tls session cookies, etc), but those are all things you can avoid if you configure your client correctly. I don't see how using a centralised provider would automatically compromise your privacy. (It's playing with fire though, I admit that)
- indue 7y agoCloudflare has done this: https://blog.cloudflare.com/welcome-hidden-resolver/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/welcome-hidden-resolver/