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DNS privacy
Internet access, both from smartphones and desktop computers, uses services to make browsing the web easier in a way that is transparent and convenient to the user. These services, known as the DNS protocol, involve the processing of data by third parties ther than those that provide the services to be accessed. This processing could reveal browsing habits and geolocation information, and enables to generate profiles to be preserved indefinitely, and creates a serious risk to the privacy of users. Despite the increase in Internet privacy awareness, the DNS protocol is probably the Great Ignored. This note identifies the privacy problems that the use of the DNS protocol may entail and the implications that the illegitimate processing of such data could have. In turn, it identifies the guarantees that can be implemented to manage these risks for both users and service providers in home and professional nvironments.
I. INTRODUCTION.
II. PURPOSE AND RECIPIENTS.
III. PRIVACY IMPLICATIONS OF THE DNS PROTOCOL.
THE DNS PROTOCOL AND THE ASSOCIATED RISKS.
DNS OVER TLS AND DNS OVER HTTPS.
IV. CONCLUSIONS.
V. BIBLIOGRAPHY.
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- Número de páginas: 11
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Internet access, both from smartphones and desktop computers, uses services to make browsing the web easier in a way that is transparent and convenient to the user. These services, known as the DNS protocol, involve the processing of data by third parties ther than those that provide the services to be accessed. This processing could reveal browsing habits and geolocation information, and enables to generate profiles to be preserved indefinitely, and creates a serious risk to the privacy of users. Despite the increase in Internet privacy awareness, the DNS protocol is probably the Great Ignored. This note identifies the privacy problems that the use of the DNS protocol may entail and the implications that the illegitimate processing of such data could have. In turn, it identifies the guarantees that can be implemented to manage these risks for both users and service providers in home and professional nvironments.
I. INTRODUCTION.
II. PURPOSE AND RECIPIENTS.
III. PRIVACY IMPLICATIONS OF THE DNS PROTOCOL.
THE DNS PROTOCOL AND THE ASSOCIATED RISKS.
DNS OVER TLS AND DNS OVER HTTPS.
IV. CONCLUSIONS.
V. BIBLIOGRAPHY.
- Formato: PDF
- Número de páginas: 11
- Tamaño: 1.229 Kb.
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