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Google Public DNS (Domain Name System) service now supports DNS-over-TLS security protocol, making DNS queries and responses to be communicated over TLS-encrypted TCP connections.
3ve used addresses of unsuspecting owners—like the US Air Force.
CONTENT WARNING: mention of transphobic garbage (thankfully not actually reproduced)
At Mozilla, we closely track threats to users' privacy and security. This is why we've added tracking protection to Firefox and created the Facebook container extension. In today's cartoon intro, ...
“Oblivious DNS” keeps your DNS traffic private without retooling the internet
Here’s How to Make Your Internet Faster with Privacy-Focused CloudFlare’s New 1.1.1.1 DNS Service
An upgrade to DNS, the internet’s address book, would make it harder for ISPs to know where you surf, and for hackers to hijack your traffic.
How can you find bits of a deleted TLD if you don't know where they were and can't plug URLs into Wayback?
A comic that explains what happens when you browse to a website.
SERIOUSLY?! I can't even.
Posted by Damian Menscher, Security Engineer Starting today we’re undertaking an effort to notify roughly half a million people whose comp...
A lot of people are concerned about SOPA, the Stop Online Piracy Act. There are plenty of pages that say that it will destroy the Internet, but very few that explain clearly exactly why. It has also become clear that the politicians writing the law have no idea how the Internet actually works. So here is my attempt to explain it all. Let me start by explaining DNS, using a situation that doesn’t involve computers, that hopefully anyone can understand.
Original image thanks to Christopher Dombres and Creative Commons licensing.I oppose SOPA unequivocally; it's vague, it's anti-free-speech, and it won't solve the problem it's designed to combat
Why COICA is freakin' stupid; the entire DNS might fragment.