Re: [Full-disclosure] Google Chrome 3.0.195.33 leaks DNS data queries outsitde of proxy if dns pre-fetching is enabled

[dramacrat <yirimyah@xxxxxxxxx>]

*first at all, send to the list please not to me personally and list in
cc.*
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*Ignoring the grammar, that's exactly what you just did. And what I just
did, because that's default client behavior on a Reply-To-All.
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2009/12/16 Milan Berger <m.berger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Hi Vlad,
>
> first at all, send to the list please not to me personally and list in
> cc.
>
> > (a) If you have a better way than a Tor proxy to avoid DNS leaks from
> > programs that don't DNS-proxy themselves, feel free to actually *tell*
> > us what it is, rather than just babble "they aren't the best way".
> > Given you got the *other* point totally wrong, we have no reason to
> > believe a content-free 'not the best way' unless you actually have an
> > evaluatable statement like 'XYZ is better'.
>
> I think there are better ways than TOR this is what I actually said.
> 'not the best way' meant TOR. Hope this explains it much better.
>
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