shreyasonline

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by shreyasonline 1y ago
Oops! https://blog.technitium.com/2015/05/technitium-bit-chat-rele... I had released that 10 yrs ago lol.
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by shreyasonline 3y ago
Sure, but its not what pi-hole does or support. You need to install another software and forward requests to it. Technitium DNS has this feature built-in along with support for DoT and DoQ, including support for DoH/3.
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by shreyasonline 3y ago
If you are looking for self hosting local resolver then just make sure its not accessible from public Internet. If you wish to host your own authoritative DNS server for your domain names then just configuring query rate limiting will mitig
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by shreyasonline 3y ago
Its actually much more beneficial to use a local DNS server even for a single user. A single user will keep querying for DNS requests since OS/apps cache DNS only for a minute or so. Local DNS will keep cache for the full TTL of the re
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by shreyasonline 3y ago
It does what pi-hole does and a lot more. Has encrypted DNS protocols like DNS-over-HTTPS, DNS-over-TLS, and DNS-over-QUIC support and also has built-in recursive resolver.
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For DNSSEC and Why Dane Is Needed(blog.technitium.com)
4 points by shreyasonline 3y ago|0 comments
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by shreyasonline 3y ago
It seems you have not kept up with .NET development. Web Forms have been obsolete since many years by now.
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How to Host Your Own DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS Services(blog.technitium.com)
1 points by shreyasonline 6y ago|0 comments
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by shreyasonline 7y ago
Same can be said about IP-based blocking that firewalls employ. IP-based blocking can also be bypassed by using various tunneling techniques but that does not make it useless. Having DNS based control in addition to IP-based control is much
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by shreyasonline 7y ago
Why DoH and not DoT? DoT be much more suitable and provides same set of guarantees since both are essentially using TLS. DoH provides only one extra thing that is to make it difficult to block. If you run DoT over port 443 then it essential
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by shreyasonline 7y ago
"The major criticism of DoH is Firefox enabling it by default and overriding the existing system DNS configuration, requiring manual reconfiguration of arbitrarily many client devices to change it back to the way it was. There can obvi
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by shreyasonline 7y ago
"Is security policy via DNS really a good way to go? There are other, imo more effective, ways of handling this. If your security policy can be defeated by using a DoH resolver, it’s evidently not very hard to bypass." Same argume
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Analyzing DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS Privacy and Security Claims(blog.technitium.com)
50 points by shreyasonline 7y ago|66 comments
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by shreyasonline 7y ago
DoH and DoT are not really providing privacy unless ESNI is fully developed and deployed by most websites. DoT and DoH do provide security since with plain old DNS, literally anyone in your network path can spoof responses. Round robin prov
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Turn Raspberry Pi into Network Wide DNS Server(blog.technitium.com)
1 points by shreyasonline 8y ago|0 comments
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Quick and Easy Guide to Install .NET Core on Raspberry Pi(blog.technitium.com)
1 points by shreyasonline 8y ago|0 comments
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Configuring DNS-Over-TLS and DNS-Over-HTTPS with Any DNS Server(blog.technitium.com)
4 points by shreyasonline 8y ago|0 comments
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Blocking Internet Ads Using DNS Sinkhole(blog.technitium.com)
3 points by shreyasonline 8y ago|0 comments
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Configuring DNS Server for Privacy and Security with DNS-Over-TLS/DNS-Over-HTTPS(blog.technitium.com)
1 points by shreyasonline 8y ago|0 comments
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by shreyasonline 11y ago
another annoying thing about PHP is that it keeps emitting warning related INFO messages on webpage for visitors to see even after having proper try{}catch{} error handling. Then you got use set_error_handler for it to suppress unwanted mes