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Implementing random case for outgoing DNS queries can help improve message entropy and significantly reduce the risk for DNS poisoning attacks for certain scenarios.
This is particularly relevant for UDP queries (the default) and may be less so for in-flight messages over connection oriented protocols (#19 and #80).
I'm not working on this at the moment, but figured it's worth posting this here anyway. In case anybody feels like picking this up, PRs would be much appreciated 👍
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@kelunik I agree and have no use for this beyond the CSPRNG that has been implemented via #101, so I believe this has been answered and will close this for now 👍
Implementing random case for outgoing DNS queries can help improve message entropy and significantly reduce the risk for DNS poisoning attacks for certain scenarios.
Links for the reference:
This is particularly relevant for UDP queries (the default) and may be less so for in-flight messages over connection oriented protocols (#19 and #80).
I'm not working on this at the moment, but figured it's worth posting this here anyway. In case anybody feels like picking this up, PRs would be much appreciated 👍
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: