So I’m not sure where the confusion is coming from but Chūkei DNS does not run on your computer, it runs on your console directly. There is a PC build available to make testing it easier/automated, but that’s not what you should be using… Just throw the ELF in your autoloader chain or send it individually then set your consoles DNS to 127.0.0.1.
@mmore_456@aspatardecer If you switch info to debug in the settings it’ll print every incoming and outgoing packet in the klog not log file because it’d get too big too quickly
That’s the weird thing to me, the people making fake claims of exploits who’ve never released anything (or at least anything worthwhile) somehow get more respect than the people who’ve been making and releasing stuff. Because they’re telling a beautiful lie vs the ugly truth. Even when people who have a real track record of being involved/know what their talking about warn people they’re fake.
So we’re back to the “Developers/Security researchers can’t talk about their victories unless they share their work” line? Why does this double standard only get applied to some people, in some disciplines?
@mmore_456@aspatardecer I even attached a json schema so people could verify their configs before putting them on their console. https://t.co/epvDYR3ke0
@Gardel45 It wasn't his choice of game, they didn't just choose a game out of the blue. It was that it was the only game that they could get to work like that.
You don’t have to specify shit, again it’s specified in the readme it will use the built in list. Again this is lacking reading comprehension. The one included is the only on you need if your aren’t some special use case/developer. You technically don’t have to use regex as all. Most the rules in the default don’t. People haven’t even looked at it obviously.
@mmore_456@aspatardecer On top of the fact I say it uses the built-in default if you don’t make one. You literally don’t have to do shit but run the ELF file and set the consoles DNS to 127.0.0.1 and it’d be the config most people would want… which again, is explained in the readme.
Similar idea for about half of it, Chūkei had about 3 years of a head start on development so there’s a lot more in it. Main thing user will see is it uses DOH rather the regular DNS resolution after it’s checked for blocks/redirects, more fine grain controls, and automated testing for compliance when developing.