Paper Info
Title
Analysis of Privacy Disclosure in DNS Query
Abstract
When a DNS (domain name system) client needs to look up a name, it queries DNS servers to resolve the name on the Internet. The query information from the client was passed through one or more DNS servers. While useful, in the whole query transmission, we say it can leak potentially sensitive information: what a client wants to connect to, or what the client is always paying attention to. From the definition, the privacy problem is to prove that none of the private data can be inferred from the information which is made public. We first analyzed the complete DNS query process now in use; then, from each step of the DNS query process, we discussed the privacy disclosure problem in each step of the query: client side, query transmission process and DNS server side. Finally, we proposed a simple and flexible privacy-preserving query scheme "range query", which could maximally decrease privacy disclosure in the whole DNS query process. And we also discuss efficiency and implementation on the range query.
Year
DOI
Venue
2007
10.1109/MUE.2007.84
MUE
Keywords
Field
DocType
flexible privacy-preserving query scheme,query information,complete dns query process,query transmission,data privacy,whole dns query process,privacy problem,query transmission process,dns query,range query,dns query process,internet,privacy disclosure,dns server,domain name system,dns server side,privacy-preserving query scheme,query processing,whole query transmission,computer science,information analysis,web server,power system protection
Query optimization,Web search query,Query language,RDF query language,Query expansion,Computer science,Sargable,DNS hijacking,Computer network,Web query classification
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
0-7695-2777-9
17
0.92
References 
Authors
4
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Fangming Zhao1906.58
Yoshiaki Hori216032.91
Kouichi Sakurai31514213.71