How DNS Over HTTPS (DoH) Will Boost Privacy Online

[learninmypc]

What Is DNS Over HTTPS?
The web has been pushing towards encrypting everything by default. At this point, most of the websites you access are likely using HTTPS encryption. Modern web browsers like Chrome now mark any sites using standard HTTP as “not secure.” HTTP/3, the new version of the HTTP protocol, has encryption baked in.

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[DelJo63]

There's a ZDNET article on the subject here

DNS over HTTPS causes an uproar

The design is quite simple; send the DNS request encrypted to the server and read the encrypted reply. However, the side effect kills both causal and legally mandated filtering. DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) protocol (IETF RFC8484) is being implemented my Mozilla and challenged by the UK and several...

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[learninmypc]

Ok, my bad. I didn't check first.

 

[DelJo63]

Not a problem -- stir the pot, blow the trumpet -- make's 'read'