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Apple's apps bypass firewalls like LittleSnitch and LuLu on macOS Big Sur

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1183 points robenkleene | 4 comments | 20 Oct 20 15:51 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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paranorman ◴[20 Oct 20 16:02 UTC] No.24838948[source]▶
That’s annoying yet pretty predictable, at least we’ve still got https://pi-hole.net/ as an option until DNS encryption becomes widespread :/
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1. anonymousisme ◴[20 Oct 20 16:33 UTC] No.24839381[source]▶
I don't see how pi-hole get affected by DNS via https, unless you are leaving out the part about computers, tablets, and phones using hard-coded DNS servers that use DNS via https. This is a trend, but a very small one right now.
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2. throwaway2048 ◴[20 Oct 20 16:42 UTC] No.24839510[source]▶
You are confusing DNSSEC and DoT/DoH, DNSSEC is not encrypted.
3. fanf2 ◴[20 Oct 20 16:44 UTC] No.24839529[source]▶
DNSSEC does not do encryption: DNSSEC is about data origin authentication. Encrypted DNS is DoT or DoH, DNS-over-TLS or DNS-over-HTTPS (and maybe in the future DoQ, DNS-over-QUIC)
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4. anonymousisme ◴[20 Oct 20 17:41 UTC] No.24840240[source]▶
Of course. I knew what I meant, but used the wrong word.