You know about the VPNs that encrypt your data and exchanges it in a secure tunnel created between your computer and the host. Though VPNs provide better security and privacy of DNSCrypt, they often ...

Run your own caching, non-censoring, non-logging, DNSSEC-capable, DNSCrypt-enabled DNS resolver virtually anywhere! If you are already familiar with Docker, it shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to ...

DNSCrypt is a slight variation on DNSCurve. DNSCurve improves the confidentiality and integrity of DNS requests using high-speed high-security elliptic-curve cryptography. Best of all, DNSCurve has ...

We’ve talked about OpenDNS quite a bit over the years, noting that these guys know what geeks like: free, fast DNS lookups that smooth out the Internet’s rough edges and shave seconds off of many web ...

DNS Spoofing is one of the most crucial security concerns these days. It is a form of DNS cache hacking where a corrupt DNS data drives all your web traffic to the attacker’s computer. Thus it is very ...

DNS requests or queries are often the weakest link in the network chain as they are completely unencrypted even when you are using HTTPS or VPN service to secure your Internet communication. This ...

There are a couple of reasons why an everyday user might want to encrypt their DNS. First, if you think you've been secure and you've still gotten security alerts or warnings from your ISP or ...

Almost every Internet user makes hundreds of DNS (Domain Name System) calls every day, and you probably are not aware that your DNS queries are sent in plain text. What this means is that people ...