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This is huge - DoT, DoH and XoT in this release of BIND 9.18. It represents an enormous amount of work by the BIND team. Thank you @ISCdotORG!!
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The notes from the NDSS DNS Privacy Workshop 2021 are up: dnsprivacy.org/wiki/display/… Thanks again to our note takers: Han Zhang and @ahounsel!
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Shivan Kaul Sahib@shivan_kaul23 Feb 2021
🎉 @bind9 released XFR-over-TLS support in 9.17.10! 🎉 downloads.isc.org/isc/bind9/… @DNSPrivacyProj
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The Keynote talk is: "Armor for the back half of the camel: Why confidentiality matters for recursive DNS traffic" presetned by Daniel Kahn Gillmor from the ACLU. Slides: dnsprivacy.org/wiki/download… #DNSPRIVACY21 #ndss21
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The next talk is: A Balanced DNS Information Protection Strategy: Minimize at Root and TLD, Encrypt When Needed Elsewhere presented by Scott Hollenbeck from Verisign. Slides: dnsprivacy.org/wiki/download… #DNSPRIVACY21 #ndss21
Session 3 is starting: The first talk is a work in progress paper: Programmable In-Network Obfuscation of DNS Traffic, presented by Liang Wang from Princeton University Slides: dnsprivacy.org/wiki/download… #DNSPRIVACY21 #NDSS21
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Shivan Kaul Sahib@shivan_kaul21 Feb 2021
First up we have a presentation on Oblivious DNS-over-HTTPS presented by @sudheesh001. dnsprivacy.org/wiki/download…
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Shivan Kaul Sahib@shivan_kaul21 Feb 2021
DNS Privacy Workshop 2021 tweet thread! 🧵 #DNSPRIVACY21 #NDSS2021
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The NDSS DNS Privacy Workshop starts in just a few hours (15:00 UTC)! Agenda and slides: dnsprivacy.org/wiki/display/… #DNSPRIVACY21 #NDSS21
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Also - massive kudos to Quad9 for being the first large scale resolver operator to publishing an RPS: a privacy policy based on RFC8932 (BCP232): Recommendations for DNS Privacy Service Operators: quad9.net/privacy/policy/
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Quad9@Quad9DNS17 Feb 2021
Very excited about this move and thankful for the support and expertise of @SWITCH_ch in making this initiative a reality.
Quad9 (@Quad9DNS) profile pictureQuad9@Quad9DNS17 Feb 2021
Quad9 Moves to Switzerland! quad9.net/news/blog/quad9-pu… #privacy #security
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So excited - we have an amazing agenda for the upcoming NDSS DNS Privacy Workshop on 21st Feb: dnsprivacy.org/wiki/display/…
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Attention! Submissions deadline for the NDSS 'DNS Privacy Workshop' extended until Friday 8th January 2021 - so still time to submit those papers! dnsprivacy.org/wiki/x/C4DkAg
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Adguard launch the first DNS-over-QUIC resolver service: adguard.com/en/blog/dns-over…
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NDSS DNS Privacy Workshop Update: Submissions deadline extended to 4th January 2021, and date for workshop will be 21st February 2021.
DNS Privacy Project (@DNSPrivacyProj) profile pictureDNS Privacy Project@DNSPrivacyProj23 Nov 2020
Proud to announce that once again there will be a "DNS Privacy Workshop" hosted by NDSS in February 2021. It will be virtual this year - the Call for Papers is here: dnsprivacy.org/wiki/x/C4DkAg
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Ooo - interesting!
Cloudflare (@Cloudflare) profile pictureCloudflare
@Cloudflare8 Dec 2020
Improving DNS Privacy with Oblivious DoH in 1.1.1.1. cfl.re/2Lco2ch #PrivacyWeek
Improving DNS Privacy with Oblivious DoH in 1.1.1.1

Improving DNS Privacy with Oblivious DoH in 1.1.1.1

Oblivious DoH (ODoH) makes secure DNS over HTTPS (DoH) queries into private queries which prevent the leakage of client IP addresses to resolvers. The new proposed ODoH standard addresses this...

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Proud to announce that once again there will be a "DNS Privacy Workshop" hosted by NDSS in February 2021. It will be virtual this year - the Call for Papers is here: dnsprivacy.org/wiki/x/C4DkAg
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This is HUGE!! Yay :-) +1
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New BCP now available... let's see which DNS recursive operator is first to publish a RPS (Recursive operator Privacy Statement)...
RFC du Jour (@rfcdujour) profile pictureRFC du Jour@rfcdujour24 Oct 2020
#RFC8932 [NEW] Recommendations for DNS Privacy Service Operators. Dickinson, Sara et al. tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8932 #ietf #computing
RFC 8932: Recommendations for DNS Privacy Service Operators | RFC Editor

RFC 8932: Recommendations for DNS Privacy Service Operators | RFC Editor

This document presents operational, policy, and security considerations for DNS recursive resolver operators who choose to offer DNS privacy services. With these recommendations, the operator can...

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This week Unbound took a major step forward in enabling end user privacy with the release DNS-over-HTTPS support. Please enjoy our background story on this important feature. #DNS #privacy #DoH medium.com/nlnetlabs/dns-ove…
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