DNS Over HTTPS: Next Step In Internet Privacy

The internet is an incredibly complicated beast and one place that you data is being leaked is with DNS as these requests are made in plain text, luckily there is a solution that is being rolled out known as DNS Over HTTPS, but it's not perfect.

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0:00 Problem With DNS
1:17 What Is DNS Over HTTPS
2:49 Advantages
4:00 Related Data Leaks
5:07 Disadvantages
6:58 Support
8:10 Competing Standard
10:49 Outro

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[zerrt]

Sad that you mentioned google and cloudflare but didn't mention quad9 or adguard DNS both of which are non logging

[xA]

You can redirect DNS requests for "blocked" domain names to return a not found response rather easily when running your own DNS service.

[TimKrief]

It feels wrong to have that level of security involving a remote third party at the browser level, and even more wrong "on" by default.

[CrazyMineCuber]

Is it only the port number that is different between DNS over HTTPS (which is HTTP over TLS) vs DNS over TLS.?Or are there other technical details. What is TLS doing exactly. I know that it can encrypt any protocol in the application layer, but is it leaving the type of protocol unencrypted and why is it doing that?

[xfc]

atleast the dns I use is the only thing that knows that I access e621

[xA]

If you run your own VPN on a VPS and only access the Internet via the VPN, the DNS requests are encrypted according to network security experts.