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Pretty Bad Privacy: Pitfalls of DNS Encryption Haya Shulman Fachbereich Informatik Technische Universität Darmstadt
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Document Date: 2014-09-23 12:20:19

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Scottsdale / Darmstadt / /

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AT&T / Autonomous Systems / Google / OpenDNS / Computer-Communication Networks / /

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United States / China / /

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DNS port / /

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Internet Service Providers / lookup services / web latency / https /

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DoS / /

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In Section / German Federal Ministry / Service Against Amplification Attacks / caching in Section / /

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Recursive Resolver / Michael Waidner / Amir Herzberg / /

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General / representative / /

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Manitoba / Arizona / /

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science / /

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IPv6 / opportunistic encryption / Applying encryption / Peer-to-Peer / PKI / client router / private key / SSL / mobile devices / PRIVACY VIA DNS ENCRYPTION / encryption / cryptography / public key / wireless access / DNS / Firewall / http / caching / IPv4 / DNS Encryption / Domain Name Server / VOIP / Network Protocols / compromised router / /

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