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DNS over HTTPS, abbreviated as DoH, is a protocol for performing DNS resolution over the HTTPS protocol. Its primary aim is to protect the confidentiality and integrity of DNS queries by transporting them as encrypted web requests rather than in plain UDP traffic.
DoH works by sending DNS queries within HTTP requests to a DoH server. The server resolves the
The protocol was standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force in RFC 8484, which specifies how DNS
Advantages of DoH include enhanced privacy against local network observers and reduced risk of certain network-level