SecretDNS 3.8.2

SecretDNS 3.8.2

SecretDNS provides a quick means of implementing DNS over HTPS, meaning it allows performing remote DNS (short for Domain Name Server) resolution using the HTTPS protocol to encrypt the data between the client and the DNS resolver. Its purpose is, evidently, related to data security and user privacy, aiming to prevent the unauthorized interception and manipulation of DNS data.

Default DNS settings in SecretDNS use CloudFlare to ensure security. You can make changes to the DNS configuration in the dedicated tab of SecretDNS. With DNS over HTTPS, DNS packets and queries are encrypted and sent via HTTPS, which adds an extra layer of security and prevents data breaches.
Another function of SecretDNS is SNI (short for Server Name Indication) fragmentation, which can only be performed by specified domains. A list of exceptions can be configured, meaning that you can build up a whitelist to reduce access issues.
It is also worth mentioning that SecretDNS features reporting capabilities, allowing you to copy report data to the clipboard with the click of a button.
SecretDNS facilitates DNS over HTTPS and SNI fragmentation of the SNI string. It is designed to enhance security and privacy, preventing SNI eavesdropping, while reducing slowdown and connectivity issues.

Feature

Only specified domains can perform SNI fragmentation.
Secure your DNS with DNS over HTTPS.
The ability to bypass SNI eavesdropping (HTTP/HTTPS) is included.
Fragmentation of only the SNI string to minimize slowdown.
Minimize access problems through whitelisting.
It is used by specifying a DNS server through packet bypass without changing Windows settings.
You can easily check the information of the accessed site.