windows:networking
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| ====== Windows Networking ====== | ====== Windows Networking ====== | ||
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| + | ===== Smart Multi-Homed Name Resolution ===== | ||
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| + | Under Windows 7 all DNS requests were made in simple order of DNS server preference, but this changed in Windows 8 when Microsoft added “‘Smart Multi-Homed Name Resolution” by default. This sent out DNS requests to all available interfaces, but only used non-preferred servers if the main DNS server failed to respond. | ||
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| + | This makes Windows 8.x systems liable to DNS leaks, but at least makes it unlikely that DNS requests will be hijacked. | ||
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| + | Windows 10, on the other hand, simply chooses whichever DNS request responds quickest, which presents a major security risk. | ||
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| + | Windows 8 and 8.1 could use registry to disable SMNR. Windows 10 needs Group Policy set (not registry) | ||
| ===== SSID ===== | ===== SSID ===== | ||
| Show all SSID profiles used | Show all SSID profiles used | ||
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