If you're using a local e.g. container based, in any ways a LOCAL network ON YOUR device, you then should be aware of what the TLD is!
Using any other domain than ".local" will result in leaking YOUR DNS queries on the outer net, it may be the LAN or the internet, it doesn't matter.
Homework: There is a major difference between RFC 6761 and RFC 6762. Read!
It's emphasized to use ".local" as testing domain in any way, as all other are NOT restricted to be forwarded. #DNSLeaks #network #DevOps
Effectively the Archlinux Wiki instructions currently will result in #DNSLeaks. Ie. you're telling the ISP the site that you are about to visit over Tor.
This eliminates your #anonymity/privacy and any #security you thought you might have from #privacy for that session.
Again, if you have an account at the Wiki, please fix ASAP.
Dns Leak Test : https://dnsleaktest.com/
Use this website to check which DNS provider you are using.
Alternatively, Windows users can type ' nslookup ' into their Command Prompt screen, and they can see which DNS provider they're using.
I've changed my DNS resolver to Quad9 in Firefox (dns.quad9.net), but a test on https://www.dnsleaktest.com/ shows that I'm still using my ISP's DNS resolver!
What could be wrong? π€
If a person wants to block all IP addresses related to #GAFAM and #CloucHore, that is, put in the #firewall all the #IPAdresses related to those companies at the #operatingSystem level...
...is there an easy way to find those addresses?
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#deleteGAFAM #deleteGoogle #deleteFacebook #deleteAmazon #deleteApple #deleteMicrosoft #deleteCloucHore #privacy #reclaimYourData #security #internetSecurity #DNSLeaks #DNS #newInternet #useTor #useI2P #endMassSurveillance
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