DNS
DNS over SSL (DoS)
is a method of encrypting DNS traffic using SSL/TLS encryption.
DoS provides privacy and security for DNS queries and responses by encrypting them in transit.
DoS uses port 443, which is the same port used for HTTPS traffic, making it more likely to bypass firewalls that block traditional DNS traffic on port 53.
DNS service providers such as Cloudflare, Google Public DNS, and Quad9 offer DNS resolver services that support DoS.
DNS over SSH (DoH)
DNS over SSH is a method of encrypting DNS traffic using an SSH tunnel.
DNS over SSH works by creating an SSH tunnel between the DNS client and a remote server, and then forwarding DNS traffic through the tunnel.
DNS over SSH is not a widely used method of encrypting DNS traffic and may not be as secure or reliable as other options such as DoS or DNS over HTTPS (DoH).
Third-party tools and scripts can be used to tunnel DNS traffic over SSH.
DNS over TLS (DoT)
Similar to DoH but uses TLS instead of HTTPS for encryption.
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DNS over SSH is not a widely used method of encrypting DNS traffic, and as such, there are currently no major DNS service providers offering DNS resolver services that support DoSSH. Instead, third-par
I personally would like to see DNS over SSH become more standardized, but I would not trust unknown DNS providers. It's just better security practice to rely on more trusted and well-known DNS provider, and DNS-Over-SSL.
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