You can now download the entirety of your DNS logs on NextDNS. Those include every bit of log data we store for you, following our strict policy of "What You See Is What We Have" (WYSIWWH).
💡 Available in the Settings section on my.nextdns.io.
If you are experiencing network latency issue to NextDNS servers, we just released a diagnostic tool to help you submit key measurements that will help us improve our network.
You can find the instructions at https://nextdns.io/diag.
Earlier this week, researchers from UC Riverside and Tsinghua University announced a new type of DNS cache poisoning attack named SAD DNS. The attack is very sophisticated and hard to reproduce on real life systems. We deployed at mitigation on all NextDNS servers to fully protect our users against such attack, one would succeed to run it.
The mitigation consists of disabling the sending of ICMP port unreachable packets on unicast IPs facing authoritative DNS servers. This change does not affect user-facing anycast IPs, is totally transparent and effectively blocks this type of attack.
Introducing Recreation Time — only allow some websites, apps and games during a specific time period each day of the week.
E.g., only allow Facebook, YouTube, Twitch and Fortnite on Wednesdays and Fridays between 6:30pm and 8pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays between 1pm and 8pm.
💡 Available in the Parental Control section on my.nextdns.io.
Display the queries as they are made.
💡 Turn on by clicking the streaming button in the Logs on my.nextdns.io.
Following latest Brexit developments — and because data residency matters — we have added a new storage location for Logs & Analytics: 🇬🇧United Kingdom.
Other options are 🇺🇸United States, 🇪🇺European Union and 🇨🇭Switzerland.
💡 Available in Settings → Logs → Storage Location on my.nextdns.io.
Enable NextDNS natively on Apple devices using the new system Encrypted DNS feature — without the need for an app.
Works on iOS 14, iPadOS 14, tvOS 14 and macOS Big Sur.
Available at apple.nextdns.io.
