CloudFlare and OpenDNS team up to alert infected users of the DNSChanger malware. Trace Hagan. TweakTown. Published May 3, 2012 11:29 AM CDT Updated Nov 3, 2020 12:28 PM CST. 1 minutes read time.

In DNS Benchmark, you can then click the Nameservers tab, click the "Add/Remove" button. Type the IP address of the first DNS ...

DNS. It’s a tricky piece of Internet technology and a a couple of years ago a group had released some malware that was sending people to the wrong websites, attempting to use phishing schemes in ...

Cloudflare’s DNS is currently sitting at a global response time of 14ms, compared to 20ms for OpenDNS and 34ms for Google’s DNS, so it’s the fastest DNS resolver for consumers.

CloudFlare, a security company focused on protecting Web sites, and OpenDNS, a company that provides DNS services for tens of millions of Internet users, said they are releasing code to help ...

Cloudflare just gave you a tool to fight back, however. It launched 1.1.1.1, ... with an average of 14ms worldwide versus more than 20ms for OpenDNS and over 30ms for Google.

With the best DNS servers at your disposal, such as OpenDNS, Google, Cloudflare, Quad9 and more, you are getting a much safer internet connection. There’s also the added benefit of a faster ...

AT&T has been blocking the new Cloudflare DNS service, but AT&T says the blocking was unintentional and that it will fix the problem soon. The blocking is affecting AT&T home Internet customers ...

This is called DNS blocking. Since around 2024, courts in France, Italy, and Belgium have ordered Google, Cloudflare, and OpenDNS to change their responses to certain DNS queries for pirate sites ...