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Re:DNSSEC surpasses 50% of root domains by atmosx on Friday January 24, 2014 @09:49AM (#7115083)
Good comment, I use them both with OpenNIC DNS servers which accept both DNSSEC and DNScrypt (based on DNSCurve) encryption.

That said, I understand how the network works up my DNS server. I don't know what happens after that so I can't really argue on how to build a better system but namecoin[1] seems the obvious solution.

[1] https://www.namecoin.org/

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Re:DNSSEC surpasses 50% of root domains by borando on Friday January 24, 2014 @01:29PM (#7116486)
DNS servers which accept both DNSSEC and DNScrypt (based on DNSCurve) encryption.

DNSSEC doesn't do encryption. This is why DNSSEC isn't censorship-resistant.

If you want encrypted DNS, that's what DNSCurve does.

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