Re:Improving DNS Privacy with Oblivious DoH
by OJFord on Wednesday December 09, 2020 @04:00PM
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Yeah absolutely, as I said in a another branch of this thread, it's all just (plaintext even) 1s & 0s at the end of the day, you can flip some; I do understand that.
It's just that our starting point here was something like 'what can a software engineer do in an hour or so one evening to get their home DNS traffic going through a Raspberry Pi on the LAN'.
I happened to have, er, exactly this experience recently with my (OpenWRT) router(+...) and with that tooling, I couldn't make it work. I settled for DNAT for v4 & DROP^ for v6 because that's what I could get done that evening and it didn't (and hasn't) seem(ed) to be a problem.
^(as in, anything trying to use a different IP, if it's already destined for my DNS that's fine. The hope being that it falls back on v4 at least, even if not the provided DNS over v6.)
It's just that our starting point here was something like 'what can a software engineer do in an hour or so one evening to get their home DNS traffic going through a Raspberry Pi on the LAN'.
I happened to have, er, exactly this experience recently with my (OpenWRT) router(+...) and with that tooling, I couldn't make it work. I settled for DNAT for v4 & DROP^ for v6 because that's what I could get done that evening and it didn't (and hasn't) seem(ed) to be a problem.
^(as in, anything trying to use a different IP, if it's already destined for my DNS that's fine. The hope being that it falls back on v4 at least, even if not the provided DNS over v6.)