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DNS has traditionally suffered from a “last mile” security problem: Communications between a DNS client and its local DNS server are almost always “in the clear” (i.e., unencrypted), and therefore subject to spoofing, interception, and more. The IETF has proposed two mechanisms to address this issue: DNS over TLS (“DoT”)…
I’ve been a fan of ISC for a long time. Long enough, in fact, that I remember when it stood for Internet Software Consortium rather than Internet Systems Consortium, and BIND’s version number started with a “4.” Followed by an “8.” (BIND, in case you haven’t heard of it, stands for Berkeley Internet Name Domain, and it’s…
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In the previous blog on DNS privacy, we covered how the current DNS does not provide for any confidentiality of queries or responses. Pervasive Monitoring (PM) of clear-text DNS messages can reveal a great deal about a client. With a heightened awareness of Pervasive Monitoring, there is a sincere desire to preserve user’s…
Pervasive Monitoring (PM) of data networking traffic is not only performed by governments, but corporations wanting to inspect the behavior of employees or customers. The goal of network traffic monitoring can be benevolent. Organizations may want to detect malicious behavior to combat malware, identify insider threats,…
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