Discuss mailing list

["Alex M (Coyo)" <coyo AT darkdna.net>]

Sounds like DNSSEC, DANE, DNSCurve (yes, both!), P2P-DNS and CJ-DNS are in order, here.

DNSSEC for authoritative zone sighing, DANE for abolishing CAs, DNSCurve for protecting client -> resolver, CJ-DNS for protecting resolver -> authoritative, and P2P-DNS for adding an extra layer of censorship resistance.

On 04/17/2013 07:50 AM, Maximi89 wrote:

what about the DNS servers of OpenNIC? they transmit the data over SSH between them?, because what will happen tomorrow when they decide to block the data between all DNS or spy what they transmit?

2012/11/12 Peter Green <peter AT greenpete.free>

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

Indeed, and I hope I haven't distracted you or anyone else from your
point :-/

A censorship free D.N.S. system is indeed a worthy objective!

Peter

On 12/11/12 18:07, Panesar, Amrit wrote:
> Haha, indeed and so far human nature has yet to surprise me,
> people are assholes. TQP clearly doesn't care weather our data goes
> out, on to the internet, 'naked' or not. It seems that they just
> want to make a quick buck - and even in 6 years, I don't believe
> they will be able to sue every single person that has come in
> contact with their technology and further emphasizes my idea that
> software patents should be abolished :P
>
> However, we shouldn't let that deter us from considering the
> possibility of a censorship-free DNS system