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I have installed DNSCrypt , its OpenDNS encrypted DNS patch for Ubuntu & other Linux users & it's working fine.


How do I know if my DNS is encrypted?
I have googled but didn't find anything.


Status


one@onezero:~$ status dnscrypt 
dnscrypt start/running, process 1013
one@onezero:~$ sudo netstat -atnlp
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.2:53 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1013/dnscrypt-proxy

Updated


Wireshark


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You could check it with Wireshark by listening to your network card, just follow these steps:




  1. sudo apt-get install wireshark (paste it into a terminal)

  2. start it from a terminal with sudo wireshark (you need to be sudo to be able to listen to your network card.)

  3. then start listening and filter out everything but your own ip.



Now just check if the dns protocols are encrypted.




  1. use the filter to only show dns

  2. Stop the scan.

  3. click on a list item that says dns and comes from your ip.

  4. Now click on the transmission protocol to see if it's encrypted.


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