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This is a general DNS security thread for anyone willing to discuss, help newbies or learn more about DNS security in general.

Who among you are using DNSSEC [1, 2] already? Why do you use it? What do you use it for? Have you considered TLSA (DANE [3]), SSHFP [4], OPENPGPKEY [5] resource records (RRs) yet?

Perhaps you don't like DNSSEC and instead use DNSCrypt [6] or DNSCurve [7] for encryption of your queries?

Share your thoughts!

Newbies section:
Here are some very basic, newbie friendly, introductory DNSSEC videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTABuMxO2AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlto6GfZEvA

DNSSEC uses asymmetric cryptography [8] to securely sign all resource record sets (RRsets) on all authoritative name servers that support DNSSEC. Your local DNSSEC enabled resolver then validates the authenticity of your DNS queries to make sure your query has not been tampered with. This thwarts attacks trying to, for example, redirect you to malicious and compromised servers instead.

If you're thinking about registering your own domain, check if your registrar offers DNSSEC. Some registrars automatically sign your zone, which means you most likely can already add your TLSA RRs and such. Other registrars offer to upload your Delegation Signer (DS) RR, or your public zone signing key (ZSK) / public key signing key (KSK) instead. That's also nice if you wish to just host your own authoritative name server.

[1] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4033
[2] http://www.dnssec.net/
[3] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6698
[4] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4255
[5] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7929
[6] https://www.dnscrypt.org/
[7] https://dnscurve.org/
[8] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-key_cryptography

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Why haven't you taken the iPill yet?

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Just applied to target's electronics department. What am I in for?

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Why do you people care so much about "botnets". Do you people really have something to hide?

I am being unironic here, I just don't get why its such a big deal.

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javascript hate thread?
javascript hate thread.

>this can easily be done in HTML 4.01 STRICT, but fuck that, lets build this cool jquery ajax (((app)))

i'm not stallman autistic, i do for example enjoy the gmail interface and that's written in javascript, but now i'm trying to buy some gay designer clothes and the fan on my macbook is going like crazy because those faggots thought it was a good idea to let the webstore depend heavily on javascript even though they had no idea what they were doing

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post you're installed programs

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>"""code"""
>"""HTML5""""

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGmXxpIj6vs

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>mechanical hard drives on consumer laptops in 2017
why is this allowed?

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Objectively the best music player. Only fags will disagree.

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Why did Canonical give up on Unity?

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TN or IPS?

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Opinions /g/?

Ordered a cheap Asus x206ha 11.6 inch laptop for 269€

> Intel Atom x5-Z8350 (1.44GHz, 2M Cache)
> 4 GB RAM
> 32 GB eMMC
> Intel HD 300 Graphics
> Windows 10
> Weights under 1kg or 2.2 pounds for you amerifats
> MicroSD card reader
> Around 11-12 hours of batterylife with moderate usage (real use probs around 8 hours)

Intended for basic backpack travelling, so basic youtube, internet, word, movies, etc. No heavy gaming expect some old names like Baldurs Gate 2, HOMM 4

Intels Atom processors have bad compatibility and support for linux but i believe you can get Arch Linux to work on this laptop (reported issues with sounds drivers and sd card reader).

How fucked am I?

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Duckduckgo or Startpage? I want to escape the botnet

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Previous >>60670263
This thread is for the discussion of NyaaPantsu (nyaa.pantsu.cat), a free (FOSS) torrent indexer.
The aim of this project is to write a fully featured nyaa.se replacement in golang that anyone will be able to deploy locally or remotely.

FAQ
>https://pastebin.com/Gq9MrJN5

>Why is Pantsu down/error 502?
Most likely because the team is deploying changes. Wait for a bit and refresh the page. It should be mostly stable now.

News
>Added api searching
>Theme fix up is still ongoing but making progress
>Scrapers in progress
>Added untested reset api button
>Now use svgs for icons
>Mods have more mass edit tools
>Filelist tree views properly work
>Elastic search done but needs testing

Dev live server:
>https://dev.pantsu.cat

Database dumps:
>https://nyaa.pantsu.cat/dbdumps

Local Client:
>An anon made a local client in case the online sources are down: instructions and download at
>https://nyanner.net
qBittorrent plugin for Pantsu.
>https://github.com/4chenz/pantsu-plugin

Development roadmap:
>https://trello.com/b/gMJBwoRq/nyaa-pantsu-cat-roadmap

NyaaPantsu Status:
>https://status.pantsu.cat
>Copyrighters wall of shame
https://transparency.pantsu.cat

Development and discussion channel:
>https://github.com/NyaaPantsu/nyaa
>#nyaapantsu on Rizon
>>>/g/nrg

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Be honest, anon. You did it. You wanted to hang with the cool kids so you did the retarded thing and bought a 7600k or a 7700k. How did it make you feel when Intel announced the i9 ensuring that all game engines will target 8c as the mainstream platform?