Install this if you don't want to be part of the botnet.
Install this if you don't want to be part of the botnet
Henry Allen
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Isaac Morris
Proper way to do this.
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Logan Rivera
Don't worry, OP. I have a systemd service running it so I can escape the botnet. :^)
Carter Carter
>Install this if you don't want to be part of the botnet.
>Talks about botnets on the internet, which is literally a botnet
Christopher Hughes
I'm summer, what's a botnet?
Elijah Rodriguez
You
Hunter Edwards
If you install this on your router, are you supposed to see the dns queries encrypted when you run wire shark or not? I installed this but I'm still seeing all the queries unencrypted. Did I fail? How to test if this works and im not getting niggerinthemiddled by some Uma? I need more than just checking dnsleaktest.com.
Jack Perry
the best dnscrypt server is "soltysiak"
Leo Stewart
No the encryption would only happen from your router onward.
Jaxson Torres
I was being half serious
Jason Miller
>trust all of your DNS data to a single "free" service in order to escape the botnet
Fuck off
Lucas Turner
>implying you aren't already doing that by using dns in the first place
Jace Flores
The only viable escape: stop using the Internet.
Levi Roberts
I run my own recursive resolver
Mason Richardson
You're still going to end up talking to TLD namesevers, and subsequently the nameservers of the domain your visiting.
Parker Rivera
So you're saying I need to avoid trusting the website I'm visiting with the knowledge that I have visited their website? Do you do that?
Brandon Moore
I'm saying you should avoid querying nameservers in plaintext, and random websites aren't going to support DNScrypt. So instead it would be better to use a dnscrypt server that other people are so that your queries get lost in the crowd as well as being encrypted in case your ISP is snooping.
Julian Garcia
Why
Daniel Green
You can access the Internet without using a dns. This encrypts your dns queries so no one can hijack em.
Samuel Scott
I meant cant*
Anthony Price
>so that your queries get lost in the crowd
Ahhh... security by obscurity. The only way.
Samuel Howard
All security other than one time pad equivalents is security through obscurity. Its all a matter of increasing costs to the point where it becomes too expensive to attack you.