said by chimera4:It's an interesting an, but developing trust relationships with this sort of setup is rather tricky. You can easily encrypt the traffic to make sure that man in the middle attacks aren't easy, but you still need to bypass ISP based filters against DNS traffic. You also need to figure out a way to confirm that someone is the SOA for a domain and that isn't easy in a peer to peer environment. I suppose it might be possible with some sort of public / private key setup for SOAs. I'm interested to see what they do.
What about using TLS? It's pretty much whitelisted by ISPs.
You could handshake under SHA-256 and then resolve names inside the encryption.
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