![]() "Now users can secure their connections to Google Public DNS with TLS, the same technology that protects their HTTPS web connections." "Starting today, users can secure queries between their devices and Google Public DNS with DNS-over-TLS, preserving their privacy and integrity," Google wrote in a blog post. Launched over eight years ago, Google Public DNS, at IP addresses 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4, is world's largest public Domain Name Service recursive resolver that most people prefer instead of using default DNS services from their ISPs or carriers. The DNS-over-TLS has been designed to make it harder for man-in-the-middle attackers to manipulate the DNS query or eavesdrop on your Internet connection. ![]()
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