So here's a fun DNS over HTTPs (DoH) statistic. I currently measure 22 TCP port 443 packets per query. With UDP that would be 2 packets per query. So count on a factor of *10* increase in packets per second for DoH. 1/2
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As for reasons - the bulk of DoH queries still come in over TLS 1.2. In addition, there appears to be a lot of connection setup/teardown, as I see (on average) around 2 queries per TCP connection. 2/2pic.twitter.com/0xTY6weB6p
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@jedisct1 do you do any kind of TLS session resumption in dnscrypt-proxy? I know it is not great for privacy, but perhaps for a short while?2 replies 2 retweets 2 likesShow this thread
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It’s a configuration option (tls_disable_session_tickets).
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