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

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1183 points robenkleene | 2 comments | 20 Oct 20 15:51 UTC | HN request time: 0.001s | 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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buzzerbetrayed ◴[20 Oct 20 16:21 UTC] No.24839196[source]▶
Not a pi-hole user, but what is the plan for pi-hole once encrypted dns is everywhere? Will it just be dead? I can’t really think of a way for it not to be.
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1. skykooler ◴[20 Oct 20 16:47 UTC] No.24839565[source]▶
You could have it spoof the keys and add its keys to your OS's key store.
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2. layoutIfNeeded ◴[20 Oct 20 17:12 UTC] No.24839886[source]▶
>add its keys to your OS's key store

What key store? User-hostile apps (like Chrome) already use their own key store because they know better than the user :^)