Morgan Courbet

The problem with DNS queries So, why would you need to change your DNS settings in the first place? DNS is a service designed in the 1980s, a time when privacy and security were not much of a concern. You must know that, each time you request a server on the Internet – for example galactic-cats.meow –, your OS asks for a DNS server to resolve the domain name, that is to "translate" galactic-cats.meow to an IP address like 28.224.10.97 (an IPv4 in this case). ┌──────────────────────────────────...