*was proposed and deployed by a Cloudflare competitor. So, no.* Bad reasoning. Y...

sarciszewski · on Nov 10, 2015

> CloudFlare doesn't have either of those things which rather hampers us deploying DNSCrypt.

Behold:

* https://dnscrypt.org/

* https://github.com/bitbeans/SimpleDnsCrypt

I'm sure with Filo on your team you could make that happen.

jamespo · on Nov 10, 2015

How are cloudflare going to distribute this proxy to end users?

sarciszewski · on Nov 10, 2015

I don't understand your question. I'm asking if they can consider supporting it and help browser vendors (i.e. Firefox) support the client side of DNSCrypt.

What does CloudFlare have to distribute?

tptacek · on Nov 10, 2015

Can you at least give me credit for not saying "EXTRA! EXTRA! INTERNET'S LARGEST DDOS PROTECTION SERVICE SUPPORTS DEPLOYMENT OF INTERNET'S WORST DDOS AMPLIFIER"? :)

jgrahamc · on Nov 11, 2015

Just this once.

dsl · on Nov 10, 2015

OpenDNS will happily send you queries over DNSCrypt. Thats like 3-4% of the internet right there.

They also open sourced client implementations for end boxes to talk to them or any other recursive securely.

jedisct1 is also looking for work right now, he'd happily implement it all for you I'm sure.