… end-user privacy above the recursive. We document institutional privacy as a new risk posed
by DNS data collected at authoritative servers, even after caching and aggregation by DNS …

… protection protocols may “destroy” the widely deployed services more or less based on the
manipulation or operation of DNS data, DNS privacy has become a mainstream tendency. In …

… In this section, we consider why some DNS data must be regarded as personal data in
the sense of the Dutch Data Protection Act and how the relevant requirements of that Act are …

… DNS operators to automatically share data on IoT botnet activity. Our contribution is the analysis
of the opportunities and the risks and … of the also extraordinary safety and privacy risks to …

… DNSover-TLS 1 and DNS-over-HTTPS 2. These protocols use a TLS session between the
client and the recursive resolver to exchange DNS data. … encryption of DNS privacy tools must …

… settings, using 124 times less data than attacks on HTTPS flows. … DNS-based censorship is
still possible on encrypted DNS … To collect data we set up Ubuntu 16.04 virtual machines with …

… We do not have data to quantify the number of DNS amplification attacks. However,
measurements of source-IP spoofing shows that the number of networks that allow spoofing has …

… Using DNS data collected through active DNS measurements, we studied the degree of
co-hosting of the current web, and its implications in relation to ESNI’s privacy benefits. …

… To demonstrate the severity of the privacy risk, we use rDNS data to follow persons named
Brian over time. For this we assume that the given name in the hostname reflects the name of …

… First, we describe two main DNS Data Collection Methods utilized in the literature … DNS
Data Analysis Scope and from security point of view into Vanilla DNS (Section 4.3.1) and DNS …