said by rahvin112:Ah, I see that now. I'm curious, if it's deep packet inspection how does changing DNS server avoid it? Unless the appliance in question only responds to DNS requests that is, but then I don't see how it could alter search results because a DNS request isn't going to include search form submissions unless the providers network is broken.
As the article mentions, that's where specific "keywords" and URLs come into play.
nweaver
, please correct me if I am wrong, but I would think if the Paxfire appliance or software knows you are sending a DNS request to Google, they simply return an IP they own, pointing to a web server they control, read your form submission, then alter the traffic as they see fit ... exactly like OpenDNS currently does for all Google searches?
