DoT

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DoT is a security protocol that encrypts DNS queries and responses using Transport Layer Security to protect user privacy and prevent eavesdropping or tampering.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf DNS security protocol
security protocol
abbreviation DoT NERFINISHED
canBeImplementedBy recursive DNS resolvers
stub resolvers
category internet privacy technology
network security protocol
comparedWith DNS over HTTPS
defaultPort 853
definedIn RFC 7858 NERFINISHED
RFC 8310 NERFINISHED
differentFrom DNSSEC NERFINISHED
encrypts DNS queries
DNS responses
fullName DNS over TLS NERFINISHED
goal integrity of DNS data
user privacy
improves confidentiality of DNS lookups
layer application layer
operatesOn DNS traffic
prevents on-path modification of DNS responses
on-path observation of DNS queries in cleartext
protectsAgainst eavesdropping
tampering
relatedTo DNSSEC NERFINISHED
requires TLS handshake
runsOver TCP NERFINISHED
secures client-to-recursive-resolver DNS communication
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
status proposed standard
supports opportunistic privacy
strict privacy
uses X.509 certificates for authentication
usesPort TCP port 853
usesProtocol Transport Layer Security NERFINISHED

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