Cloudflare has launched a new protocol that it designed alongside Apple, and it aims to help protect user’s online privacy, especially from prying ISPs. But it’s not a silver bullet.

Dubbed Oblivious DNS-over-HTTPS, or ODoH for short, the new protocol makes it far more difficult for internet providers to know which websites you visit. But first, a little bit about how the ...

Late Wednesday evening, Google employees posted an "Internet-Draft" outlining proposed changes to the DNS protocol that allow authoritative DNS servers to see the addresses of clients. This way ...

This past summer, a security researcher described an attack that compromised the Domain Name Server system, which matches server names with IP addresses. That was followed quickly by attacks in ...

DNS is the protocol that identifies websites on the internet — it literally stands for Domain Name Service. Cloudflare even describes it as the "phonebook for the internet."Every website online ...

Apple and Cloudflare have jointly developed a new Internet protocol designed to protect your privacy, by preventing your internet service provider (ISP) from seeing which websites you visit ...

This design makes DoH a protocol useful for bypassing DNS-based blocklists, as there won't be any DNS traffic to filter. Mozilla has already rolled out support for the DoH protocol a few years back.

DNS-over-QUIC, or DoQ, is viewed as a superior, faster, and more private version of the DNS protocol, even DoH and DoT. X. Trending. Amazon Prime Day is July 8 - 11: Here's what you need to know ...

Malware authors are using a new technique to keep their communications covert and evade detection: abusing the DNS protocol. According to Fidelis Security, DNS command and control (C&C) and DNS ...