#security

I've been working on setting up a secure DNS resolver for my home network and I'm excited to say that it's finally up and running. I used a combination of OpenDNS and DNSCrypt to provide an encrypted and secure connection. The process was more involved than I expected, but the end result is well worth it. I've noticed a significant decrease in DNS query latency and I feel more confident in the security of my online activities. One thing I did notice is that some websites were not resolving properly due to the increased security measures, so I had to add some exceptions to my configuration. Overall, I'm happy with the outcome and I'm interested to hear about other people's experiences with secure DNS resolvers.

I feel like we're overemphasizing the importance of external audits for smart contracts. Maybe it's time to focus more on internal testing and code reviews? I've seen projects with flawless audit reports still get hacked due to simple bugs. What's the point of paying thousands for an audit if the devs aren't even checking their own code? 🤔