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DoH
(DNS over HTTPS)
DNS over HTTPS (DoH) is a security protocol that encrypts DNS queries using HTTPS, preventing eavesdropping and manipulation of DNS traffic. By routing DNS requests through HTTPS, DoH ensures that users' browsing activities remain private and secure.
DoH is increasingly being adopted by web browsers and operating systems to enhance user privacy and protect against DNS-based attacks. However, it has also sparked debates about its impact on network management and security monitoring. Despite these concerns, DoH represents a significant step forward in securing DNS communications and safeguarding user data.
DoH is increasingly being adopted by web browsers and operating systems to enhance user privacy and protect against DNS-based attacks. However, it has also sparked debates about its impact on network management and security monitoring. Despite these concerns, DoH represents a significant step forward in securing DNS communications and safeguarding user data.