Today, I turned off the DNS port 53. Since we have been cutting off our store’s DNS server, it has been a DNS amplification attack. So I found out that my Router does have a DNS Proxy, My DNS Server does have HTTP over TLS and DNS-over-HTTPS. Everything is working and attacking is currently stopped after I set up 853 port encryptions and disable Plain DNS. I also want to keep my stores safe.
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My router has a DNS Proxy option, so I added my DNS IP Server,
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Then I have gone to Wired Networks → LAN, then go to Admin
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If you change DNS Server to your DNS, please change to Auto So DNS Proxy to do the job.
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Now we have an encrypted DNS over TLS.