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See past DNS Privacy work

March 2021

Microsoft Edge fixes performance issue with DoH
NSA prodding tips on selecting a protected DNS service
IETF 110 activity:
- Opportunistic ADoT and SVCB signalling discussed in DPRIVE
- XFR-over-TLS draft passes Working Group Last Call

February 2021

NDSS 2021 DNS Privacy workshop
BIND9 add support for DoH and XoT (XFR-over-TLS) in development release 9.17.10!
Quad9 public domain name service moves to Switzerland for maximum internet privacy protection
- And becomes the first large scale recursive operator to publishing an RPS: a privacy policy based on RFC8932 (BCP232): Recommendations for DNS Privacy Service Operators: quad9.net/privacy/policy/
CENTR hold a webinar on deploying DoH

January 2021

EU NISA Directive may require anyone running a 'DNS privacy service' to register - even if running your own resolver!
NSA report on use of encrypted DNS - warns against use of third-party DoH resolvers and recommends blocking known DoT/DoH endpoints in many scenarios
Microsoft confirm Windows 10 21H1 will include DoH
Mozilla comment period for TRR Consultation extended to 20th Jan

December 2020

November 2020

BIND release initial implementation of DoT in 9.17.7
NDSS DNS Privacy Workshop Call for Papers
Encrypted DNS configuration profiles for Apple devices.
Mozilla start a Comment period on their use of DoH and TRRs
Work on detecting encrypted DNS blocking by OONI and CIS India
New version of draft on requirements for recursive to authoritative DNS encryption in IETF DPRIVE WG

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