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Mozilla Tests DNS over HTTPS: Meets Some Privacy Pushback

🗓️ 26 Mar 2018 09:15:17Reported by Tom SpringType 
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Mozilla Tests DNS over HTTPS: Meets Some Privacy Pushback. The Mozilla Foundation is testing a new mechanism for securing domain name server traffic using encrypted HTTPS. Speeding up the internet, reducing man-in-the-middle attacks, and protecting user privacy are the primary goals. Some express concerns about potential privacy issues due to centralizing DNS traffic through gatekeepers

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26 Mar 2018 09:15Current
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Vulners AI Score6.7
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