moparisthebest
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Comment · 7 years ago
I wonder how one would go about contacting someone at cloudflare responsible for that... :)
Comment · 7 years ago
You can connect to XMPP servers over tor, even host them on .onion addresses.
Also, XMPP has e2e extensions, at least one of which supports encrypting/verifying arbitrary XML[1], so if the resolver supported it, you could only trust the resolver. (also don't forget about DNSSEC which can be used to verify DNS responses too)
Comment · 7 years ago
DoX is DNS-over-XMPP
DoH is DNS-over-HTTP
DoT is DNS-over-TLS
Comment · 7 years ago
There are, however, already multiple independent implementations:
Comment · 7 years ago
Same reason as DoH (DNS Queries over HTTP), but with better:
1. performance: since the TCP+TLS handshake is only performed once and the connection is kept open forever
2. privacy: the resolver doesn't get the requesting party's IP address