I know Im randomly asking but does anybody know a way to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
bring this into the ETH network and it will drive itself, also: aren't you automatically sharing files as a peer when starting the gnunet-arm? I'm not sure what kind of files are going around in that network.
@@_modiX You might share data in the DHT which could be a part of a file. However it is usually encrypted as well. I don't think that is worse than hosting a blockchain with files in it which are not encrypted and won't be ever deleted because of the chain concept.
Thanks.. but what I mean.. in router itself..changing the DNS settings to point to custom DNS provider such as Cloudflare or nextDNS.. Any ways.. I will try it tomorrow as well to check it out
So I followed all the instructions as best as I could and qname minimization is also enabled on my resolver but when I go and test the encryption on the cloudflare site, I don't pass the "Secure SNI" test. Maybe things have changed since the video was released. Bummer!
sorry for the newbie question, but why is it not sufficient to configure the new DNS server address in the browser's settings (under "Secure DNS" or "DNS over HTTPS") or is this something different?
(Not fact-checking what I'm saying) Probably, 'cause legally they have to log everything they do. It gets deleted in x amount of time tho, they *should* only use the logs in case some gubernamental force asks for them.
There is probably some fine print in some privacy policy that has been accepted stating they are allowed to log your data and keep it for x amount of years
but once we visit a website with encrypted dns, isp can still see the websites, hence can log our online activities and sell data to government or 3rd party right? so whats the point?
They can only see the IP you're connect to at that point Although idk if they actively query the matching domain name for that IP Maybe it depends on your ISP
Hello Mental Outlaw, a question; I use Stubby dns on Linux mint, and when using Firefox or LibreWolf after logging in, they do not load, they do not open a first connection; I am forced to go to networks, disconnect and reconnect from the network, and NOW, suddenly they load and I no longer see
Amazing video! Thanks. Is there something like that for Android? Is Encrypted DNS only something per computer or is also possible to do for the entire LAN?
As far as I know for the LAN you can do this with a pihole. I don't know too much about pihole but I'm pretty sure. Privacytools.io on their DNS page have android options listed.
Hey maybe this is a noob question but I would appreciate the help :) Does changing my DNS Server actually do anything when I use a VPN or don't I just use the VPN DNS in that case?
Hey, why encrypt the dns traffic if the requests after are not encrypted, we can just take the IP of the requests and guess the URL. And if we use a VPN to encrypt these packets then the DNS requests are also encrypted by the VPN so a public unencrypted DNS would be enough
Not really a great way to hide your traffic from your ISP. The ISP can still make up what websites you are connection to solely from the IP addresses, but now you are also giving your DNS query data to a third party.
And if the IP wasn't enough, they can just look into the data that has been transmitted or in case of an TLS connection, they can easily figure it out by looking at the certificate that the server sends to you in the beginning of the connection.
09:14 I don't have a DE (I like to live on hard-mode), would I add "nameserver 127.0.0.1" to the /etc/resolv.conf file and comment out what's currently there? could you help me to configure this through the terminal?
if your /etc/resolv.conf isnt managed by anything else, then yeah. put that at the very start. if you use DHCP for network settings it'll typically overwrite your resolv.conf so you have to add a "prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1" into the dhclient configuration.
VPN just moves the problem; instead of your ISP seeing all your traffic, your traffic is now going through a set of servers in another country. Using something like Quad9 combined with Wireguard would be best.
Thumbnail game is on point
its gonna be a sad day when he sells out
I know Im randomly asking but does anybody know a way to get back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid lost the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
@@otistheo7746 try clicking on "reset your password" 😐😐
@@otistheo7746 The best option would be not to go on instagram at all.
You upload more frequently than all of the linux channels..... my favorite
URLs are bloated just use IPs lol
still goes through a DNS
@Laurine Coache piss
@Kasey Catania you piss too
@@TorutheRedFox nah-uh, it connects directly to the server
@@TorutheRedFox smartass
Switched off from Cloudflare, switched to encrypted European DNS servers in Germany and Finland. Much better!
Which server
Torille!! 🎉
There is also a possible alternate to DNS in general inside of GNUnet called GNS. But I think it needs more adoption to make practical use of it.
bring this into the ETH network and it will drive itself, also: aren't you automatically sharing files as a peer when starting the gnunet-arm? I'm not sure what kind of files are going around in that network.
@@_modiX You might share data in the DHT which could be a part of a file. However it is usually encrypted as well.
I don't think that is worse than hosting a blockchain with files in it which are not encrypted and won't be ever deleted because of the chain concept.
Use application manager if you're not comfortable with the terminal. Then let's vim into this file...
Thank you.. this is fabulous. but I have a question.. instead of setting DNS IP per device can't I use IP directly in Router settings?
Yes, you can. And that would cause all devices connected to your router to use these DNS settings.
Thanks.. but what I mean.. in router itself..changing the DNS settings to point to custom DNS provider such as Cloudflare or nextDNS..
Any ways.. I will try it tomorrow as well to check it out
@@jtnkathuria so did it work?
what do u do professionally bruh ? You seem knowledgeable , i have seen a lot of your videos and wondered what can i do more to be like you.
Works at a startup
So I followed all the instructions as best as I could and qname minimization is also enabled on my resolver but when I go and test the encryption on the cloudflare site, I don't pass the "Secure SNI" test. Maybe things have changed since the video was released. Bummer!
Great video as always, thank you.
why not just use pihole and unbound in containers on a raspberry pi? (or anything that can run your containers)
sorry for the newbie question, but why is it not sufficient to configure the new DNS server address in the browser's settings (under "Secure DNS" or "DNS over HTTPS") or is this something different?
Aren’t German data laws quite strict under the EU and GDPR? Would they still be allowed to log your DNS queries?
(Not fact-checking what I'm saying) Probably, 'cause legally they have to log everything they do. It gets deleted in x amount of time tho, they *should* only use the logs in case some gubernamental force asks for them.
There is probably some fine print in some privacy policy that has been accepted stating they are allowed to log your data and keep it for x amount of years
The picture for Tumblr with the fupa 🤣
but once we visit a website with encrypted dns, isp can still see the websites, hence can log our online activities and sell data to government or 3rd party right? so whats the point?
They can only see the IP you're connect to at that point
Although idk if they actively query the matching domain name for that IP
Maybe it depends on your ISP
Very helpful video. Thank you.
Another amazing video
Hello Mental Outlaw, a question; I use Stubby dns on Linux mint, and when using Firefox or LibreWolf after logging in, they do not load, they do not open a first connection; I am forced to go to networks, disconnect and reconnect from the network, and NOW, suddenly they load and I no longer see
Great stuff as usual
Amazing video! Thanks.
Is there something like that for Android? Is Encrypted DNS only something per computer or is also possible to do for the entire LAN?
As far as I know for the LAN you can do this with a pihole. I don't know too much about pihole but I'm pretty sure. Privacytools.io on their DNS page have android options listed.
set your DNS trough your router directly in the settings, and for the DoH trough your browser configuration.
DNS over TLS, which is a encrypted option, is available in Android 9 plus versions, search private DNS in settings
Hey maybe this is a noob question but I would appreciate the help :)
Does changing my DNS Server actually do anything when I use a VPN or don't I just use the VPN DNS in that case?
you use the VPN's DNS server
@Tux does that effect the privacy or security of vpn in any way?
@haveaniceday7950 the data will be anonymized as they won't have a clue who exactly from the VPN service is using the DNS
What about DNSCloak and quad9?
The "127 range" is not a loopback. 127.0.0.1 is the loopback address to the localhost.
The entire 127.x.x.x is a loopback to your machine. Try pinging a random 127 address
Oligopolies of power are just monopolies of power without the bad name :(
Anti ADL video, based & redpilled
Nice and succinct
Hey, why encrypt the dns traffic if the requests after are not encrypted, we can just take the IP of the requests and guess the URL. And if we use a VPN to encrypt these packets then the DNS requests are also encrypted by the VPN so a public unencrypted DNS would be enough
You could use anonymized DNS with dnscrypt
Your thumbnails are like Luke Smith's.
@Lee Smith don't think Luke even knows this channel exist.
my isp is blocking custom dns :(
is that even possible?? host your own DNS server then
@@doomsdaymachiene91 yes it is possible, they blocking port 53. I thought to host my own dns but first i need to by psu to my secondary pc
What country are you in? Sounds like a terrible ISP.
@@martint5340 Poland
@@TXPer damn... that’s bad new for Poland... you can’t change to a more freedom respecting ISP?
3:48 I mean they know we visit but do they know who we are 🤔
Browser info
Cookies
Location
Device info
Wifi Info
Login Info
🤔 am I missing anything?
Not really a great way to hide your traffic from your ISP. The ISP can still make up what websites you are connection to solely from the IP addresses, but now you are also giving your DNS query data to a third party.
And if the IP wasn't enough, they can just look into the data that has been transmitted or in case of an TLS connection, they can easily figure it out by looking at the certificate that the server sends to you in the beginning of the connection.
So setting an encrypted DNS is useless if I'm not my own ISP, that's what you're saying?
1) Third party doesn’t have your name, address, etc. 2) This makes it harder and is targeting people that use VPN but leak their DNS.
@@zyan983 Which VPN\Proxy?
@@lksw42439 that doesn’t make any sense
09:14 I don't have a DE (I like to live on hard-mode), would I add "nameserver 127.0.0.1" to the /etc/resolv.conf file and comment out what's currently there? could you help me to configure this through the terminal?
if your /etc/resolv.conf isnt managed by anything else, then yeah. put that at the very start. if you use DHCP for network settings it'll typically overwrite your resolv.conf so you have to add a "prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1" into the dhclient configuration.
what if we used DNS over https will do the same purpose?
I'm my own DNS server 👌
Still a good method in 2024 ?
DNSSEC
is it ok to have unencrypted on local network
Er hat Deutsch gesagt. Kommentarsektion erobert.
So with qname minimization, DNS queries take exponentially longer... Got it.
Why not just use Cloudflare or a DNSSEC service (which Cloudflare also has).
That means u have to trust cloudfare to not pull glowie spygate bs on u
Can you make a Video about DNS ober QUIC?
*over
What about using a VPN?
VPN just moves the problem; instead of your ISP seeing all your traffic, your traffic is now going through a set of servers in another country. Using something like Quad9 combined with Wireguard would be best.
>that pic to represent tumblr
LMAO
10:12 CloudFair? More like CloudUnfair!
It is called cloud flare not cloud fair
Yooo, is that an All The Fallen cap in the thumbnail? 😭
Naughty SPLC "pressuring" Cloudflare. lol
Hello merkel mom
I added NATO public DNS server lulz
3:29 haHa!!! aFunny "sjw" (social justise warior) from 2016 meme!! epic!!!
Too complicated.