Say (an encrypted) hello to a more private internet.
https://blog.mozilla.org/en/products/firefox/encrypted-hello/
Nothing big, but kinda interesting. I’m excited to see how this will go 👀
Say (an encrypted) hello to a more private internet.
https://blog.mozilla.org/en/products/firefox/encrypted-hello/
Nothing big, but kinda interesting. I’m excited to see how this will go 👀
While this is good for survielience circumventing… It is looking like the beginning of the end of DNS filtering and the popularization of encrypted telemetry.
You can always set up a MITM on your network. But yeah, DNS filtering is doomed in the not so far future.
Does this preclude on device DNS filters?
I think it doesn’t, though I’m not really a network guy.
I read through it, to me, it seems like on/device piHole etc. Would still be fine. But I am not a network guy either
PiHole might be a different story than your local device, I think that one might be affected.
That’s an option, but its a lot of work and all you get in return is broken apps/websites and not being able to tell if someone is mitm-ing you mitm.
I’m sure some engineer out there is going to find a workaround, hopefully without breaking encryption.
Never had a broken website due to my own MITM.
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You can do filtering and monitoring in the DNS server itself in corpo environment, like umbrella or AD DNS.