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Bits Up!
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Real data and musings on the performance of networks, servers, protocols, and their related folks.
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Bits Up! Bits Up! Real data and musings on the performance of networks, servers, protocols, and their related folks. Tuesday, May 29, 2018 The Benefits of HTTPS for DNS DNS over HTTPS (DoH) is entering the last call (right now Working Group, soon IETF wide) stage of IETF standardization. A common discussion I have about it basically boils down to "why not DNS over TLS (DoT)?" (i.e. work that has already been done by the DPRIVE WG). That does seem simpler, after all. DoH builds on the great foundation of DoT. The most important part of each protocol is that they provide encrypted and authenticated communication between clients and arbitrary DNS resolvers. DNS transport does get regularly attacked and using either one of these protocols allows clients to protect against such shenanigans . What DoH and DoT have in common is far more important than their differences and for some use cases they will work equally well. However, I think by integrating itself into the ...
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