Et si on créait nos propres extensions de domaine web...
https://friendica.mesnumeriques.fr/display/3a8d2dbf-1069-7fb2-6432-f08269987975
#OpenNIC
Après avoir passé des heures à blinder mon serveur #dns je me suis posé une question en regardant le projet #opennic : pourquoi dépendre d'extensions comme .com, .fr, .org, .net... qui ne nous ressemblent pas ?
Le #fediverse est décentralisé, alors pourquoi notre adressage ne le serait-il pas ? J'ai eu une idée (je ne dois pas être le seul) : et si on créait des extensions DNS 'sémantiques' basées sur nos services ? Imaginez une adresse qui ne serait plus un sous-domaine perdu, mais une véritable identité.
Le concept ? Des extensions comme .immich, .matrix, .mastodon, ou n'importe quoi d'autre...
✅ Souveraineté : On ne dépend plus de l'ICANN ou des tarifs des registrars.
✅ Clarté : identité.peertube au lieu de d'une URL à rallonge.
✅ Privacy : Vos requêtes ne passent plus par les géants du Web.
C'est mon projet 'Tier 1 Personnel' que je souhaite ouvrir à ceux que ça tente.
Seriez-vous prêts à changer vos DNS pour accéder à un Internet plus intuitif et indépendant ?
Serveur DNS publique ns1.mesnumeriques.fr
https://friendica.mesnumeriques.fr/display/3a8d2dbf-1569-7d1b-8c25-cba055695077
@n3wjack nodds in agreement
That's why I have a list if DNS servers handy, and recommend using #OpenNIC + #quad9 / @quad9dns if you can only configure two!
- Feel free to submit more if you know some.
Does anyone actually use OpenNIC?
I selfhost my DNS with unbound, apparently it's simple to use OpenNIC's root server hints but then you remove ICANN ones.
I know OpenNIC's root servers also respond for ICANN domains, but what I was wondering is: can I use ICANN ones for ICANN domains and only use OpenNIC ones when ICANN root servers don't know about a TLD?
@dotmeow @da5nsy granted, #OpenNIC does also resolve the #ICANN #rootzone, and in fact they actually went out of their way to cancel a comflicthig #TLD in their rootzone...
- The problem is the concentration at ICANN and the ones that tried to fight that #monopoly legally - #NameDotSpace - seem to have gone bankrupt on that endeavour...
Obviously you'd not do a #Kickstarter campaign and try to raise $$$$$$$ in funds if you didn't want to get included in ICANNs rootzone, which paywall the hell out of gTLD applications...
@blogwart hab' hier ne kuratierte Liste an DNS-Servern…
- Ich selbst empfehle #OpenNIC!
@AdminKirsty I got no problem, but then again I query 20 different DNS servers at the same time, so my shit just works and #OpenNIC has been solid for me...
https://github.com/greyhat-academy/lists.d/blob/main/dns.servers.list.tsv
@nono2357 and I agree with @quad9dns in that these are not a solution if we consider #Piracy as a problem.
- Rather such things will only generate #StreisandEffect and increase said piracy as well as making users change over to alternatives like #OpenNIC…
Besides, it should be up to the sysadmins / users to make informed decisions on what they want to filter, because the demands for a corporation, school, home network or hotel are vastly different and IMHO the only legitimate excuse to manipulate #DNS by them would be to prevent #malvertising and twart other #malware from working.
- But I digress…
Between February and August, the #Eleven11 was on the news. Using the parallel #DNS root #OpenNIC was nothing new for a botnet. Yet, this botnet was the first known botnet of it's size using the OpenNIC system.
We summarized insights in a new blog post: 161 Days of Eleven11
Cloudfalre-dns #Rust Oxy
#Rustlang #Development @torproject
https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-oxy/
None of it matters if you are utizing #onionsites that don't draw from other parts of the net (like an onion proxy), but be sure to change your trr / uri in your browser to #cloudflare for #https sites with #oniux (network.trr.mode 5 means the network chooses the resolver). Cloudflare has the tor dns monopoly, apparently. Why not something even more #decentralized like #openNIC in the future. Not developed enough now.
#Arti has two versions now
[arti-23c1c907a8c1ccef
arti-27424ad6be662444]
and has not updated documentation for binding local:9150 to socks. No systemd for #Debian yet either. Of course, that doesn't matter with oniux, although it is a mystery what they mean by "leaks" with a socks binding. I suppose a namespace will leak, then. Sure. Timelords, perhaps? Crazy. @micahflee
I recently switched my DNS over to #OpenNIC, so my instance should be able to federate with servers on their altTLDs now.
So I just learned about #OpenNIC. Apparently this is a non-profit that operates an alternative DNS root with a far more democratic process for getting top level domains. Granted, you have to use their system but it’s nevertheless cool as hell!
Thx @lina for exposing the #Copyrightmafia's #DNS-based #internetcensorship:
https://cuiiliste.de
- I really should test the #API more: https://api.cuiiliste.de
As for circumvention: Just use #OpenNIC's DNS servers...
- Personally I'm not as enthusiastic as to claim #CUIi is done because not only ain't they forced to remove any blockages but also they marginally changed their process.
The sheer #Zensursula-Style bullshit is the #IllicitActivity! #ISP|s should have no right to interfere with any traffic (except to defend their own infrastructure from getting hacked) unless explicitly requested by customers to do so.
- And now #ISPs like #O2 want to sell #TechIlliterate #business clients the idea that fucking around with #DNS is somehow "#Cybersecurity" for which they want to charge clients a premium and make it opt-out! when @quad9dns offers the same for free [and I'm certain they just use #quad9's filtered DNS and slap CUII's #blocklist on top.]!
I do wish @ooni would take a look at the CUII blocklist and add that to their #OONIprobe to test for.
@TheDoctor512 ROFLMAO!
IMHO sollte solche #Zensursula-Shice woe diese absurde Gerichtsentscheidung als Beleidigung des Intellekts der User*innen strafbar sein.
Ich rate zu #OpenNIC was #DNS angeht:
https://github.com/greyhat-academy/lists.d/blob/main/dns.servers.list.tsv
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