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 No.948477>>948505 >>948515 >>948532 >>948608 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Is running your own DNS server the only option if you don't want to leak data?

 No.948479>>948480

we already have sqt for this kind of thing

just stick with dnscrypt


 No.948480

>>948479

>sqt

>seal qualification training

OwO


 No.948505>>948547

>>948477 (OP)

I use bind + Tor


 No.948515

>>948477 (OP)

Just use DNSCrypt or something.


 No.948532

>>948477 (OP)

What is the point really if you are leaking some metadata via bare IP anyway?


 No.948537

no, you barely leak any less info


 No.948547>>948586 >>948681

>>948505

What is bind?


 No.948583>>948659 >>948669

How do people manage their DNS servers nowadays?

Mucking with Bind config files by hand, quite frankly, fucking sucks.

Windows takes it too far in the other direction, both by being a paid botnet and having strange, non-compliant corner cases. I'm aware of a few appliances like the Infoblox that have nice web UIs and a rest API (all running on top of Bind), but that's expensive and out of the reach of mere mortals.


 No.948585>>948586

Seriously nigger?

http://bfy.tw/JAbn


 No.948586

>>948585

intended for >>948547


 No.948608

>>948477 (OP)

Where would that DNS server be? What's your threat model? You know your ISP can see all your packets no matter what server on the internet they're going to?


 No.948659

>>948583

I'm pretty happy with PowerDNS, I've been using it with the postgresql backend. Any change is straightforward sql.


 No.948669

>>948583

So write some shell or perl scripts or something, if you have to maintain lots of zones.

If you only have a few zones, it's not a big deal though.

Personally I don't have any (not a sysadmin anymore, much less handling thousands of vhosts) so I just let OpenBSD's unbound be my caching DNS resolver.


 No.948681

>>948547

It's like unbound but for faggots.




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