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    Mozilla wants to fix DNS

    Apr 07, 2020 1 minute

    , the open source web browser, now enables encrypted DNS over HTTPS by default in the US, which Mozilla, the company behind , claims will address), Mozilla claims that its DNSover-HTTPS (DoH) protocol will protect its users by encrypting DNS traffic through its browser to resolvers via HTTPS, so users’ browsing behaviour can’t be intercepted by anyone spying on the network.

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