By John Todd This week Quad9 added another 12 cities to our anycast array of recursive DNS servers, bringing the total to 118 locations! That brings our total new clusters to 18 since our launch in November. Stay tuned -…
By Quad9 New York, NY, March 29, 2018 – Mayor De Blasio launched NYC Secure, a cybersecurity initiative to protect New Yorkers from malicious cyber activity including when they access the NYC public WiFi. Part of the NYC Secure effort…
By Quad9 On March 21, our Executive Director held a free Webinar to give an overview of Quad9 and its security and privacy features. The recording of that Webinar is now available. If you'd like to join a…
By John Todd I'm the Executive Director of Quad9, and I want to address a few points about who we are and why we exist for the purpose of giving some background about what we do with your personal data.…
By Quad9 We've been busy on many fronts these past several weeks, including translating our DNS explainer video into new languages. The video is now available en español, en français, and en portugais! You can view them all on our YouTube…
By John Todd, Executive Director The pilot project had around 700 thousand users, mostly state and local governments who were communicating with us during the start-up. We’ve grown considerably since then, seeing an approximate 25-fold increase in our peak traffic,…
TL; DR: Bad python code caused bogus result summaries in tests on our Quad9 service, and incomplete methodology renders even those results questionable. The updated result looks much better! Yesterday, there was a posting by an Australian cryptography site that…
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