GlassROM dns - secure and private - Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]

Finally. A ethical, free as in freedom and free as in free beer DNS that protects your privacy and is secure by design.
Our privacy policy is simple and in English, not legalese:
We do not collect any data whatsoever. That's it
Secure: instead of writing our own security systems there are certain things (called best practices) that must be followed first. All the time in the world can be spent writing a perfect security system but that's really just extra work. If you don't apply the currently accepted practices and instead code your own that's stupid
Glassrom is currently the only public dns resolver to implement almost all of these. No other "big" DNS provider has gone beyond dnssec or aggressive nsec
Only modern TLS (TLSv1.3) is supported. No support for TLSv1.2 or older.
What's the matter? Oh you don't trust a no-name company that suddenly popped up overnight
Got a tinfoil hat? We've got you covered. Message me privately and get the dns server configs. The config you'll receive will be exactly the same as the one running on the glassrom server. All you have to do is buy your own server and run the dns server as per the configuration
What about adblocking?
Glassrom DNS came out of the idea to resist censorship and spying - wherever, whenever and however it occurs. Blocking ads is technically censorship and we will not step away from our ideals to provide uncensored internet access even if it means we won't block ads
That being said you might be able to locally run a pi-hole server that connects to the glassrom dns server for upstream DNS. We are currently exploring this possibility
The last thing. Don't most services have to store some logs to improve their quality?
Yes they do have to and since glassrom doesn't collect that data we just expect the absolute worst and prepare for it. Since the server has no tracking, no analytics, no collection whatsoever we can't even tell if you used our dns
You aren't 100% invisible. Any intelligence agency (Read: NSA) listening on the wires can tell that you did connect to our dns service. If you use DoH or DoT they can't tell what data you transmitted or what website you connected to but as the NSA says: "metadata is how we ***** people"
No VPN or DNS service is resistant to such external monitoring. If you don't want to be monitored it is advised to use a VPN and tor in addition to this. Even then you might not be 100% invisible. Be careful
The glassrom server disables dns prefetching to resist a certain attack where an external party could query the server and calculate the amount of time it takes to return a request. The attack works like this: if a dns server has prefetch enabled it will prefetch the IP address for some popular websites as per the users using the DNS server and the response time will be abnormally short. An attacker with sufficient resources can see that certain queries take lesser time to return and deduce what websites are frequently visited. Disabling this optimisation makes the dns server slower but we have disabled it regardless
The glassrom server will cache dns requests for anywhere from just 2 minutes to 1 hour in ram. This data will never be written out to the disk and the cached request will only store the address -> IP mapping and no additional data
Standard DNS at 217.61.104.90 or [2a03:a140:0010:2c5a:0000:0000:0000:0001] (port 53) (TCP/UDP)
DNS over TLS: https://dns.glassrom.pw:853
DNS over HTTPS: https://dns.glassrom.pw/dns-query
This was created using unbound, nginx and doh-proxy
Chromium based browsers: please request developers to add support for glassrom DNS
Firefox: open about:config and change these values
network.trr.mode 3
network.trr.uri https://dns.glassrom.pw/dns-query
network.trr.bootstrapAddress 217.61.104.90
network.security.esni.enabled true
Android 9 private dns: TLSv1.3 support is spotty on android 9. Use stunnel and a dns changer app that uses the vpnservice api to use encrypted DNS
Systemd on Linux: read the documentation. Your systemd MUST be linked against an up-to-date openssl/gnutls to be able to use TLSv1.3
Alternative Linux method: use stunnel and use openresolv to change your dns to 127.0.0.1 or run unbound yourself with glassrom as an upstream dns server running on port 853
Windows: if you care about privacy and security you wouldn't be using this. We have no windows instructions so if somebody wants to contribute reply below
Donate:
If you like our dns service why not donate to keep it running? Donations will allow improvement of service quality
https://donorbox.org/glassrom
Remember that since we don't collect data the success of this project will be determined by the donations received

Thanks a lot! No chance to use your dns with lineageOS 17.0 built in private dns?

kurtn said:
Thanks a lot! No chance to use your dns with lineageOS 17.0 built in private dns?
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Nginx doesn't allow setting of different ciphers per stream/server block
It's not a program limitation. In theory implementing this is just not possible
You can use stunnel and change your dns to 127.0.0.1 until a fix is found. The fix would definitely be using a second server that proxies to the main one but replies with both TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3
Also it doesn't really matter how you do DNS over TLS. Esni is possible over it but I haven't seen a single implementation using DoT+eSNI. Only DoH+eSNI is a thing for now
Redirecting the encrypted 853 port to 127.0.0.1:53 using stunnel is no different from using a native implementation
Use the stunnel approach and set your dns server to 127.0.0.1
I won't tell you how to do this. The arch wiki has a pretty in-depth article and you can easily install stunnel with termux so just go and read the arch wiki
For your browser Firefox or the one I use - fennec f-droid edition can enable DoH and esni
I'll ask the bromite maintainer to consider inclusion. Currently I'm unsure how much load the server can handle

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Setting up OpenVPN on VPS server, and on ICS/GB clients

Warning: This configuration no longer works for me. Try at your own risk.
Who is this for?:
People who are comfortable installing servers but still need a little bit of spoon-feeding at times. People who already have a VPS and want to use it as a VPN for privacy purposes or to bypass a firewall. If you don't use ICS, your phone needs to be rooted.
I just spent a few hours figuring out VPN issues and want to share the fruits of my labor. This is for people with a server who want to set up both the server and the client. Goal: route all your internet traffic through your server when the VPN is active. You need a VPS or dedicated server to do this. I went with OpenVPN because PPTP VPNs don't work with some ICS roms. I don't know a lot about networking issues, so I can probably help with some linuxy-server setup issues, but a lot of networking is beyond my grasp.
Server config:
The hard part was the server config, which I found helpful information for on two pages. OpenVPN must be installed, and then you must generate keys and a little bit of data for the server. I used instructions here (but if you search for "server generate openvpn keys", there should be a lot of tutorials). On my system the "init-config" command didn't exist, so I basically skipped that step. When finished, copy client1.crt, client1.key, and ca.crt to the phone.
I had a really hard time with the config file, but this little bug report was a fantastic resource. I ended up with the following config file:
Code:
dev tun
server 10.8.0.0 255.255.255.0
ca /etc/openvpn/keys/ca.crt
cert /etc/openvpn/keys/server.crt
key /etc/openvpn/keys/server.key
dh /etc/openvpn/keys/dh1024.pem
verb 5
push "redirect-gateway def1"
push "dhcp-option DNS 8.8.8.8"
push "dhcp-option DNS 8.8.4.4"
keepalive 10 60
ping-timer-rem
persist-tun
persist-key
comp-lzo
status /var/log/openvpn-status.log
log /var/log/openvpn.log
log-append /var/log/openvpn.log
The DNS servers I'm using are google's. OpenDNS would be another good choice.
ICS instructions:
Install OpenVPN for Android. Open it, click "All your precious VPNs", add one and configure it. In the "basic" section, choose your server's hostname. For "type", choose "Certificates". Below that, select "ca.crt", "client1.crt", and "client1.key" in order. (Choose them with the file picker then press the "Select" button.) These are the files you generated on the server and copied to the phone. No other options need to be changed. Press "back" to save and touch the name of the configuration you've created. Enjoy your VPN-based browsing!
Gingerbread instructions (or ICS if you like pain):
Your device needs to be rooted with busybox and kernel tunneling capability. If you're running a popular rooted ROM, you probably have all you need. Install OpenVPN Installer and OpenVPN Settings. Run OpenVPN Installer and install the OpenVPN executable (please read the instructions--this may not work if your phone does not have the file /system/xbin/busybox).
Remember the files I told you to copy to your phone? Put them in /sdcard/openvpn/. Here's the client configuration file I used, which you should save as /sdcard/openvpn/openvpn.conf:
Code:
remote YOUR-SERVER.com
dev tun
client
keepalive 10 60
ping-timer-rem
persist-tun
persist-key
comp-lzo
ca ca.crt
cert client1.crt
key client1.key
mute-replay-warnings
Then open the OpenVPN Settings app and check the two checkboxes to start the server and start the tunnel. Enjoy your VPN-based browsing!
To check whether it worked:
Use a browser to visit whatismyipaddress.com. The result that's displayed should be the IP address of your server.
Any way to make this work with http://tunlr.net/
Sorry, Tunlr.net is not related to OpenVPN.

[App] DHCPv6 Client

Hi everyone,
What is this?
This is a DHCPv6 Client for Android.
Motivation
Google doesn't support DHCPv6. See: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=32621
This is an issue for a lot of people especially for corporations and universities because they need control over the IPv6 addresses they distribute.
I did some research and found out that Fairphone already has support for DHCPv6, they achieve this by implementing the wide-dhcpv6 client and added some own scripts around it.
This gave me the idea to play a little with this client. I did so and the result is this app.
Basically it is an implementation of Fairphone's DHCPv6 solution for every rooted Android phone and not just Fairphone.
Workflow
Broadcast Receiver for CONNECTIVITY_CHANGE (invoked when connectivity is changed)
Check if /system/bin/dhcp6c <interface> is running (this is the master process) if not then invoke it
Sending a signal with /system/bin/dhcp6ctl to the master process to get an IPv6 address (dhcp6ctl -C start interface <interface>)
Why is root required?
Root permissions are required for the DHCPv6 client to work because it binds to port 546.
Permissions
root - see above
access network and wifi state - catching network changes
internet - for checking if internet is available and getting a list of all interfaces available
billing - for donation
Get the app
Simply download it from the app store: Download from Google Play Store
Source Code
DHCPv6 Client for Android on GitHub
-realm_01
hostname/domain name support?
Installed this on my android TV media box, and it now connects to my DHCPv6 server as expected, and a lease is registered, however it does not supply a host name or domain name. The domain name is advertised by my router, and also supplied as option in DHCPv6 scope.
Are these an android problem, or the DHCPv6 client?
Almost working...
Hi !
Thanks for the app. Android really needs this. I'm trying to use it on Motorola XT1058 running Lollipop. I can see in the packet capture of my router (OpenWrt) that the DHCPv6 transaction is working and my router is giving out statefully assigned IPv6 addresses to my phone. Unfortunately, these addresses don't get assigned to wlan0 interface on Android. I'm still seeing only stateless addresses on wlan0. Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
André
Thank you, as a system administrator it was crazy annoying to not be able to enforce a an IPv6 range for android devices
This app doesn't work until I adb shell into my device and run dhcp6c wlan0 as root manually.
Works on Pixel XL
Works fine on my Pixel XL with Android 7.1.
Thank you!
Hi, great job on this app. Wondering how you were able to override the Android DHCP software from trying to connect to networks and have it use the IPV6 info your client acquired?

[Feature Request] unbound DNSSEC

Yes, I know, I'll likely be the one working on this having requested it.
Admittedly, there are a lot of usability issues with redirecting outbound DNS queries from the Android resolver to a local resolver. Most problematic are when the DHCP-specified DNS servers are to be trusted (such as on trusted WiFi or trusted VPN that has "private" address information).
Assuming that those could be worked through in some reasonable way (I haven't looked at what M offers for notification and the like, but am not terribly happy with the way that WiFi Privacy prompts when it finds an unknown MAC), I'd like to suggest that "we" look at unbound as it supplies DNSSEC, as well as being arguably more robust and secure than something like dnsmasq.
There has been some good work done on the executable port:
https://unbound.net/pipermail/unbound-users/2015-August/003976.html
https://github.com/smarek/android-unbound-dns
There will likely be additional complexities with Google dropping OpenSSL in favor of BoringSSL.
(The SSL library change will likely impact ssh and rsync on my phone, which I use for backup, so getting both of those to build again under M will be a higher priority for me)
I think the most challenging parts will be the UX on how to control it as well as getting the redirection to play nicely with widely used firewall tools out there such as AFWall.
I'll at least be thinking about that UX part. Without that, it won't have the utility to balance the cost.

[Closed] keweonDNS - now with improved Certificate (iOS, Mac & Android)

Please read this first! ​
The entire system is build up for demonstration and should show a new way to protect against Internet and Online threats. It should demonstrate that it is possible within the Internet to protect user, devices and there data.
The entire System is a pure & 100% DNS filter system without the usage of any kind of proxy. My goal is it to proof security is possible without using any kind of proxy.
A lot of sites using HTTPS communications within the Internet and therefore I offer a special self signed Root Certificate which block any existing domain on the blacklist with a valid HTTPS connection. Different sites using broken HTTPS Traffic to detect Adblock technologies and some sites might require the keweon Root Certificate. All HTTPS connections are only used to prevent browser and application errors within your Operation Systems.
From the technical point of few a root certificate and just a DNS server is never a threat for any users or any kind of data. The entire system is protected within various ways to prevent data stealing from users and devices.
For actual reasons and because of many discussions I want to inform you about threat possibilities:
1. DNS Server which are not DNS Server and they act as (transparent) Proxy are able to redirect the entire user traffic for Data Analysis or Data stealing.​
2. DNS Server which are not DNS Server and they act as (transparent) Proxy can easily redirect traffic to a Web Server and infect your system with this kind of online threats:
Botnets, Cryptoware, Fake Software, Malware, Miningware, Online Worms, Phishing, Ransomware, Remote Keyloggers, Rogue Security Software, Spyware, Trojans and Virus.
This kind of infections are possible via HTTP (via 80 or any other port) or HTTPS (via 443 or any other port) with or without a valid SSL Certificate. A single Let'sEncrypt can easily support this kind of Online Threats.​
3. DNS Server which are not DNS Server and they act as (transparent) Proxy can use all methods of attacks in Point 2 to act as Botnet or Cache Server to spread this kind of attacks by a simple HTTP infection and download additional payload via HTTP (via 80 or any other port) or HTTPS (via 443 or any other port) with a single Let'sEncrypt certificate.​
4. DNS Server which are not DNS Server and they act as (transparent) Proxy can use a self signed root certificate to steal passwords and logins when you install this. The keweon Root Certificate is designed to protect users and against HTTPS errors which will happens because of filter or blocking HTTPS traffic. When a keweonDNS Server is setup as a (transparent) Proxy it is possible to redirect the entire user traffic and get user login and passwords which is generally known as "MITM ATTACK".
Please take note that the usage of a Root Certificate from someone you don't know can cause serious problems when the Server is build up to target user. With a MITM Attack it is possible to get data, passwords and logon credentials.​
5. The entire keweonDNS Project is build and invented to protect users, there Data and its protecting against almost all Online threats. Various fuses are build into the entire environments many times.​
6. The keweon Servers do not any kind of Data collection. This is one of my core visions. Why I should build up a system which prevent data collection system and then I will do it by myself? There is also NO (!) Data Collection even on Servers OS Level.​
The entire keweonDNS System runs public with global access since 2014. At this point let me say thanks a lot to all users for there trust into me and the entire keweonDNS solution.
Thanks a lot to each single user!!
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Business inquires: Please see contact information section below.
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Keweon quick start.
Read the available servers and certificate sections now if you already know what you are doing. New users please skip to the "About Keweon" section below and return to the DNS and Certificate sections later:
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Available DNS servers (choose one primary and one secondary):
Main Servers:
IP: 176.9.62.58
IP: 176.9.62.62
or
IPv6: 2a01:4f8:150:8023::58
IPv6: 2a01:4f8:150:8023::62
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Update November 28, 2018:
If you have installed the root certificate, I recommend that you use these two servers. This servers can be used without certificate but a lot of sites will not porpper work.
IPv4: 213.239.207.143
IPv6: 2a01:4f8:a0:8487::143
IPv4: 107.191.55.215
IPv6: 2001:19f0:6401:175d::215
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These servers have special blocklist entries which blocks things such as graph.facebook.com, pixel.facebook.com, all amazon-adsystem.com domains and all the things which are normaly not possible to block without any impact to apps, websites and other things. Also, this blocks special domains for YouTube which prevents data transmission to them.
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Available Server List for keweon Privacy & Security
(Server Edition keweonDNS v.6.80.280.LL)
Australia / Sidney: (vServer)
k1ns-au-001.keweon.center
45.76.125.130
2001:19f0:5801:b45::130
France / Paris: (vServer)
k1ns-fr-001.keweon.center
45.77.62.37
2001:19f0:6801:95e::37
Germany / Frankfurt (vServer)
k1ns-de-001.keweon.center
104.207.131.11
2001:19f0:6c01:61f::11
India / Bangalore (vServer)
k1ns-in-001.keweon.center
IPv4: 139.59.33.236
IPv6: 2400:6180:100:d0::30d:5001
Japan / Tokio (vServer)
k1ns-jp-001.keweon.center
45.77.25.72
2001:19f0:7001:22a8::72
Netherland / Amsterdam (vServer)
k1ns-nl-001.keweon.center
45.77.138.206
2001:19f0:5001:d8d::206
Singapore / Singapore: (vServer)
k1ns-sp-001.keweon.center
45.76.151.221
2001:19f0:4400:4f31::221
UK / London (vServer)
k1ns-lon-001.keweon.center
45.32.183.39
2001:19f0:7402:a61::39
USA / Dallas (vServer)
k1ns-tx-001.keweon.center
45.76.57.41
2001:19f0:6401:9ed::41
USA / New Jersey (vServer)
k1ns-ny-001.keweon.center
45.77.144.132
2001:19f0:5:2962::132
USA / Silicon Valley (vServer)
k1ns-sv-001.keweon.center
45.32.140.26
2001:19f0:ac01:639::26
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Keweon Root certificate (not required, but will suppress certificate errors):
http://pki.keweon.center
For Windows Systeme (MSI File) The certificate is working for IE, Edge and Chrome Browser.
>> CLICK HERE <<
MSI within a ZIP file:
>> CLICK HERE <<
For Android and iOS devices, also for Firefox and Mozilla Browser:
>> CLICK HERE <<
Certificate within a ZIP file:
>> CLICK HERE <<
For Admins to use it within Active Directory as REG file:
>> CLICK HERE <<
REG within a ZIP file:
>> CLICK HERE <<
If you want to have a "AllInOne Package" use this link please:
>> CLICK HERE <<
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About Keweon:
Keweon comes from the German words "KEine WErbung ONline"--translated to English it means "no advertising online."
Keweon is more than a generic adblock system. Keweon does:
 Advertising Blocking
 Adware Protection
 App Protection
 Bandwidth Protection for Mobile Phones
 Botnets Protection
 Cryptoware Protection
 Fake Online Shop Filter
 Fake Software Protection
 Malware Protection
 Miningware Protection
 Online Worms Protection
 Pharming Protection
 Phishing Protection
 Popup Blocker
 Privacy Protection
 Ransomware Protection
 Remote Keyloggers Protection
 Rogue Security Software Protection
 Spoofing Protection
 Spyware Protection
 Tracing Protection
 Tracking Protection
 Trojan Protection
 Virus Protection
 and a lot of other things
Things Keweon does not do or does not have:
 Acceptible advertising exceptions
 A Malware or virus scanner
 Data collection
Keweon will:
 Save bandwidth. Ads are blocked, not just hidden.
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Basic instructions:
1. Take the DNS Servers
2. Install the keweon Adblock Root Certificate (recommended, not required)
3. Change your Internet Router or your Mobile Device to use the servers
4. Reboot (Router and PC)
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Trusted apps for changing DNS on your device:
- Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.frostnerd.dnschanger
- iOS/Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dns-override-set-dns-for-wi-fi-and-cellular/id1060830093
- Chrome OS: Click on wifi icon, click on Network, scroll to Name Servers, and input DNS entries.
- Chrome browser help: https://www.xda-developers.com/fix-dns-ad-blocker-chrome/
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FAQ:
1) Does my traffic runs trough the keweon System?
Not even one byte from you or your device will flow through my servers. Also the same with HTTPS things. Take a sniffer or wireshark or NirSoft Network Suites and you will be surprised. All HTTPS Ads traffic will be terminated with "0" bytes which will show to you that there is no sniffing or spying from my side.
2) Here are some questions from Telegram users which might be interesting for you.
http://downloads.keweon.center/keweon/keweon_questionnaire.pdf
3) If you have questions - please ask!
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Contact information:
If you want to send blacklists (things that should be blocked) please send them to: [email protected]
If you want to send whitelists (things that shouldn't be blocked) please send them to: [email protected]
If you open a Website and this site looks kind of strange because of missing CSS & other things, then take the URL, copy to TXT and send this TXT to: [email protected]
Developer email: [email protected] (If you are a Company and if you want to test and use keweonDNS within a business environment I can offer you a faster connection within EMEA.
This is only possible if you have a public static IP Address. Dynamic Addresses are currently not possible for security reasons.)
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New license terms because of the EU DSGVO/GDRP (25.05.2018):
Business and Corporate usage is not allowed without my written permission.
The usage of keweon within a private and personal environment and all released and public available files of the entire keweon System are subject of the License right of the WTFPL license.
Excluded from this license are all server technologies, the SSL technologies and in addition all source codes which personally belongs to me.
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How to use keweon?
It's very easy:
1. Take the DNS Servers
2. Install the keweon Adblock Root Certificate ( <<< THIS IS ONLY A RECOMMENDATION)
3. Change your Internet Router or your Mobile Device to it
4. Reboot (Router and PC)
5. Done! That's it.
6. See the Internet within a never seen way
In the meantime the keweon AdBlock Root Certificate has more than 4 Millions global downloads. This certificate is not required but for a few websites it is mandatory.
This certificate will only surpress the certificate errors. Not all of them because I'm still working on this.
On iOS Devices just open Safari. With Android use the default Browser and go to http://pki.keweon.center and after 3 sec. the download of the certificate will start. JUST THE DOWNLOAD!! You need to install it by yourself. More facts about the keweon Root Certificate will comming soon on the website.
Test the DNS Servers within this List and choose the one which is the fastest for you:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/keweon-privacy-online-security-t3681139#6
How to use it on Android devices:
Use an App of your choice or use this. I also use this app and from my point of view this is the worldwide best App to change the DNS settings on Android devices. No Root Access is required. The developer is from Germany and I have had a good contact to him. The app is free of charge and also free of advertising. The source code for this app is also available on GitHub. If you have troubles with it or want to have additonal features than contact the developer. He would be happy about every feedback.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.frostnerd.dnschanger
How to use it on iOS/Apple devices:
All my iOS Tester using this App. If you have a better one or you are able to translate the Android App to XCode - your welcome.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dns-override-set-dns-for-wi-fi-and-cellular/id1060830093
You are using Chrome and the DNS thing is not working? (thanks a lot @NamitNayan for this info)
Google wants to prevent Adblocking via DNS. Therefore they have enabled an experimental Switch by default to prevent DNS blocking.
Take a look at here if it's not working >>> HERE <<< and fix the problem within seconds.
Technical Details
Public available DNS:
Take a look at this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=73985083&postcount=6
Background System:
The current system needs 42 Server (!) in the Background that everything is working.
Actually the entire infrastructure is hosted on 5 different providers.
How does it work?
The entire System works with several Servers. Ubuntu, FreeBSD 11 and my own build Operation System based on UNIX is installed. The entire developement and all source codes are not public available. There is more than 14 yrs of work inside.
Current Blacklist size:
39.585.224 Domains (export to TXT)
Current Virus/Ransomware Blacklist size:
18.853.587 Domains (export to TXT)
Current Blacklist contains:
Tracker, Malware, Spyware, Adware, Advertising, Poison Websites Fake Software (Adobe Flash Updates which is in real Malware/Virus) & a few false/positive Sites.
To cover all HTTPS errors because a lot of Advertising Vendors display and spread this crap via https to the world I have created the keweon Root Certificate. Allmost every Malware and Spyware will be installed via HTTPS. The Root Certificate is only responsible to suppress all https error messages for all this Advertising and poison things.
Which Systems are working and acting with keweon?
The keweon System is tested on almost every Operation System and Devices (iOS, Android, Xbox, Playstation, Samsung TV, etc... ) It's currently running within 3 companies because I know the Admins there. You can use it within you private environment but please DO NOT USE it within a Business environment.
Why I can't use it within a Business environment?
There are 2 reasons for it.
1. I want that the entire system becomes free for private and personal usage and I already have requests from Companies and even from the Public Sector that they are interested about to use the System. As long as there are too many error within the System I don't have the option to sell this as an Business solution. That's the deal.
2. Private for free, Business needs to license it. Of cause, the current system needs to be a bigger and stable system..
Does my traffic runs trough the keweon System?
Not even one byte from you or your device will flows through my servers. Also the same with the HTTPS things. Take a sniffer or wireshark or NirSoft Network Suites and you will be surprised. All HTTPS Ads traffic will be terminated with "0" bytes which will show to you that there is no sniffing or spying from my side.
It would not make any sense that I drop all this crap traffic, blame to the advertising Industrie and I do exactly this things which I want to prevent?
Btw... This fact was also the problem why I have had no success with investors. They want that I enable data sniffing or user sniffing but I would rather throw away the entire system & developement than doing what they want.
I need your help and support
1. Support me with Black and White lists
It’s veryimportant to know that keweonDNS will NEVER (!) do a censorship of the Internet. If you want to have i.e. Facebook blocked via HOSTS file, it’s up to you. But this will never be done via keweonDNS. I have other plans with porn and violence but this is a stage with keweon kidsafe which is currently far, far away.
IMPORTANT:
Any list you want to send to me has to be send as an attachment within an EMail. I will give you a short example for this.
If you have a Raspberry PI and you have a real cute blacklist than copy all the addresses (or URL’s) into a TXT file and send it to me via mail. The same with some important whitelists. Don't care about the size.
Don’t copy the addresses or URL's into Subject or Body of this Mail because this will never arrive. I don’t want to track and check all the mails and for security reasons only attachments will be processed. Please make sure you only send ZIP files that contains the TXT file or send native TXT files. Everything else will be dropped for security reasons. Don’t care about double entries and it doesn’t matters if you send the same TXT file 5 or 10 times again and again.
Websites which contains errors or Whitelist needs to be processed within the same way. Send the TXT or ZiP – that’s it.
If you want to send blacklists please send them to: [email protected]
If you want to send whitelists please send them to: [email protected]
2. Support me with false/positive on keweonDNS
If you open a Site and this site stay blank than copy the URL into a TXT file and send it to me. You do not need to collect them. If you send me 50 or 100 Mails and each of them contains only 1 link or address this doesn't matters.
If you want to send URL’s or Links which are blocked and should be not blocked then send them to: [email protected]
If you open a Website and this site looks some kind of strange because of missing CSS & other pretty Website things than take the URL, copy to TXT and send this TXT to: [email protected]
3. Router Compatibility:
With a lot of SOHO Router it is possible to change the IPv6 and IPv4 default DNS Server Address. But there are are also a lot of Router outside where this is not possible.
If you can provide some instructions and screenshots within a PDF I will release this on the Webpage. I have the experience that the AVM FritzBox sometimes will work and sometimes not. That is related to the fact that the Provider support IPv6 and you are only able to change the IPv4 DNS Server Address. With the tiny tool "FBEDITOR" it should be possible to change also the default IPv6 DNS Server Address on AVM Boxes.
German Telekom Router are also a peace of crap. There you can change nothing except the Password and the WLAN key. The work arround by selecting "Different Provider" (anderer Anbieter) where you can set manualy the DNS Server will not work.
Unfortunately I only have CISCO, LINKSYS and ASUS Hardware running with i.e. DD-WRT. I appreciate if you can help me with creating instructions how to change DNS v4 & v6 settings on your Home/SOHO/Wireless Router. No rush on this because all this instructions will be released on the Website.
Million thanks in advance!
Important Links
Website:
http://www.keweon.de and http://www.keweon.com
Forum (in progress)
http://forum.keweon.com
http://board.keweon.com
http://forum.keweon.de
http://board.keweon.de
App URLs:
Android Apps:
Frostnerd (Daniel's) DNS Changer App​
Frostnerd (Daniel's) DoT and DoH (DNS over TLS and HTTPS) App (under developement)​
iPhone and other iOS devices Apps:
AppStore App - Free of charge DoH changer App​
keweon Root Certificate
http://pki.keweon.center​
For Windows Systeme (MSI File) The certificate is working for IE, Edge, Opera, Chrome which has no own certificate storage.​
MSI within a ZIP file​
For Android and iOS devices, also for Firefox and Mozilla Browser (just visit the site with the Browser)​
Certificate within a ZIP file​
For Admins to use it within Active Directory as REG file​
REG within a ZIP file​
If you want to have a "AllInOne Package" use this link please​
Additional Links
Change DNS Settings on DD-WRT with DNSMASQ within the right way​
How to set Firefox DoH Settings​
keweonDNS for Windows
Download the QuickSetDNS from NIRSOFT and use it on Windows to change your DNS settings.
Currently it's only working with IPv4. Link to NirSoft is HERE
Use the QuickSetDNS config to add all DNS servers and choose your favorite DNS Server. Unzip the file, copy it into the directory where you have extracted the download.
If you have any recommendations about additional links, let me know!
keweonDNS & installation Information
ALL keweonDNS Servers:
Version: DoT Server - DNS over TLS (updated 03/21/2019)
Used Certificate: Let'sEncrypt Certificate
Server Address: dot.asecdns.com
Port: 853 & 443
IP Addresses:
dot.asecdns.com (159.69.48.240 - HETTNER RZ Falkenstein)
dot.asecdns.com (116.203.117.199 - HETTNER RZ Nuernberg)
dot.asecdns.com (95.216.192.253 - HETTNER RZ Helsinki)
dot.asecdns.com (2a01:4f8:1c17:6e44::240 - HETTNER RZ Falkenstein)
dot.asecdns.com (2a01:4f8:c2c:491::199 - HETTNER RZ Nuernberg)
dot.asecdns.com (2a01:4f9:c010:3071::253 - HETTNER RZ Helsinki)
Version: DoH Server - DNS over HTTPS (updated 03/21/2019)
Used Certificate: Let'sEncrypt Certificate
Server Address: doh.asecdns.com/nebulo
Port: 443
IP Addresses:
doh.asecdns.com (159.69.49.250 - HETTNER RZ Falkenstein)
doh.asecdns.com (116.203.126.207 - HETTNER RZ Nuernberg)
doh.asecdns.com (95.216.165.29 - HETTNER RZ Helsinki)
doh.asecdns.com (2a01:4f8:1c17:6fc7::250 - HETTNER RZ Falkenstein)
doh.asecdns.com (2a01:4f8:c2c:e25::207 - HETTNER RZ Nuernberg)
doh.asecdns.com (2a01:4f9:c010:1cbd::29 - HETTNER RZ Helsinki)
Version: keweonDNS v.6.80.280.LL (updated 03/21/2019)
Australia / Sidney: (vServer)
k1ns-au-001.keweon.center
45.76.125.130
2001:19f0:5801:b45::130
France / Paris: (vServer)
k1ns-fr-001.keweon.center
45.77.62.37
2001:19f0:6801:95e::37
Germany / Frankfurt (vServer)
k1ns-de-001.keweon.center
104.207.131.11
2001:19f0:6c01:61f::11
India / Bangalore (vServer)
k1ns-in-001.keweon.center
IPv4: 139.59.33.236
IPv6: 2400:6180:100:d0::30d:5001
Japan / Tokio (vServer)
k1ns-jp-001.keweon.center
45.77.25.72
2001:19f0:7001:22a8::72
Netherland / Amsterdam (vServer)
k1ns-nl-001.keweon.center
45.77.138.206
2001:19f0:5001:d8d::206
Singapore / Singapore: (vServer)
k1ns-sp-001.keweon.center
45.76.151.221
2001:19f0:4400:4f31::221
UK / London (vServer)
k1ns-lon-001.keweon.center
45.32.183.39
2001:19f0:7402:a61::39
USA / Dallas (vServer)
k1ns-tx-001.keweon.center
45.76.57.41
2001:19f0:6401:9ed::41
USA / New Jersey (vServer)
k1ns-ny-001.keweon.center
45.77.144.132
2001:19f0:5:2962::132
USA / Silicon Valley (vServer)
k1ns-sv-001.keweon.center
45.32.140.26
2001:19f0:ac01:639::26
Physical Instance:
Germany / Falkenstein
k1-de-058-fsn.keweon.center (Physical)
176.9.62.58
2a01:4f8:150:8023::58
and
176.9.62.62
2a01:4f8:150:8023::62
DNS Server to use with keweon Adblock Root Certificate:
This Servers block in addition:
- pixel.facebook.com
- Amazon data collection and advertising
- more things which are normally not possible will coming soon step by step
Germany / Nuernberg
k1-de-143-nbg.keweon.center (Physical)
213.239.207.143
2a01:4f8:a0:8487::143
USA / Dallas - Texas
k1-ns2-us02.keweon.center (vServer)
107.191.55.215
2001:19f0:6401:175d::215
(Updated at 21. March 2019)
Works like a charm better than adaway just download a dns app just have to change the dns then your done
Works like a charm. Thank you. Is there any difference between this and using VPN-based adblocking apps? (importing our own blacklists into it)
ninjanmizuki said:
Works like a charm. Thank you. Is there any difference between this and using VPN-based adblocking apps? (importing our own blacklists into it)
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This should be no Problem. But if you are using with the VPN App a different DNS Server than my system might not longer work. No clue about your VPN & DNS settings.
Please keep in mind, the last DNS Server rules. If you set my DNS Server and than u run a VPN App with a different DNS Server u will "overwrite" my DNS Server settings.
From the blacklist itself that should fit. Haven't had this bevor. ?
Send me PM if you have further questions.
Anyway, thanks a lot.
UPDATE:
The current Infrastructure will be upgraded to 10 GBit (!) DNS Server power and much more faster system.
Please notice that the DNS Server addresses will change during the next weeks.
After this upgrade you can spread the system to all of your friends.
Thanks a lot & more will comming soon on the website
...which is currently still under developement...
MrT69 said:
UPDATE:
The current Infrastructure will be upgraded to 10 GBit (!) DNS Server power and much more faster system.
Please notice that the DNS Server addresses will change during the next weeks.
After this upgrade you can spread the system to all of your friends.
Thanks a lot & more will comming soon on the website
...which is currently still under developement...
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Working well, but I get 'invalid security certificate' error popup on most pages. Any way to eliminate?
If this URLs are wrong within the blacklist, do me a favor and send them to me to whitelist them.
Copy the URLs from the Browser into a TXT file and send this to. Keep in mind only attachments will arrive. It will help not if you type the addresses or URLs within the mail Body.
[email protected]
Doesn't matters if you send 100 Mails per Day because the will automatically processed during the night.
I'm happy for every wrong listed URL. Million thanks in advance for your feedback.
If this is affecting websites which are not false positive than you need to wait a few days. Currently I'm working to terminate all https crap from the advertising side. But therefore it is a must to have the keweon Root Certificate installed. Right now I need to terminate every https error manually.
It is incredible how many poison sites work with HTTPS so it was a need to develope a different solution than doing this always manually. The server installation is in progress but first I need to finalize the tests. Should be done until next weekend.
Update 1:
Please take a look at the second posting. The first 10Gbit DNS Server is online and working. Yeaaahhhhh!!!
Germany:
10Gbit DNS v4: 89.33.16.222
10Gbit DNS v6: 2a01:367:c1f2::448
Of cause it's a shared 10Gbit - but it's in Germany and damn fast. Next month the second 10Gbit in USA will be online. Installation is already in progress.
Update 2:
Today at 3:00 AM (Germany GMT+1) after the daily reboot procedure the entire HTTPS problem is solved.
If you have the keweon Root Certificate installed EVERY (!) HTTPS error is gone. I was developing this procedure since more than 2 yrs and during the last 3 months I have had no additional problems or errors.
The entire HTTPS crap will be terminated and to make sure that this is done from my site, every "keweon termination" is marked with a specific favicon. Sometimes it happens that a site still has a problem with the HTTPS errors even when everything is working on my site. This happens to HTTPS overlays or HTTPS calls with bad coded Java Scripts. If this error happens that you receive a Banner or Overlay with HTTPS error message than please reload the site and the error will never occurs again.
The problem is related to the programmers of the websites. Sometimes I have the feeling that some of them still use FRONTPAGE to develope websites. Anyway, just reload and that's it.
Now the big question - is this save?
Absolut! I will terminate only the evil traffic and within the tunnel there are no data. Let's assume I will do this with Paypal - what will happens?
When the URL's "PayPal and PayPalObjects" are on my blacklists than it is not possible at all for you to contact the website. Because of this it is also not possible to grab any input from your site because the login to PayPal would be not longer possible. Please feel so free and track the traffic. I even would help to investigate and help you to take a deeper look inside.
How is it possible?
Please understand that this is a very difficult thing to explain and on the other hand everything what I would release here in XDA is also visible to "the dark side" and they might have the option to do strike against this. Of cause, I will release more informations on the website which will be the next thing during the next 2 weeks. Currently 40 Servers within the Background only working for terminate this problem. Yes, this is a raised middlefinger to the entire & global ads industrie and I'm so damn proud of my solution.
Please remember: The keweon Root Certificate is still not required. If you have concerns than it is OK for me if you do not use it. If you would like to have a clean and "https error confirmation free" Internet than you should to install it. The certificate will be available at: http://pki.keweon.center - the download will start after 3 seconds and you need to install it.
Update 3:
This is the cutest news. Since one month a company was testing the solution and with the "Sophos" appliance it was possible to configure it within a way that the local installation of the "keweon Root Certificate" was not longer required.
I guess Sophos will not realy notice me but from today I can say that keweon official supports the "Sophos Appliance". The tutorial is in progress and as soon as this is finished I will release it. I hope I will get more instructions from your side how to mange this with other Systems. (CISCO, Checkpoint, PaloAlto and other heavy firewall and security systems)
I like this concept and want to keep testing. Here's my issue - for some reason, activating design change causes very slow loading speed. Same on WiFi or mobile. I have entries active for ipv4 and ipv6. For ipv4, the first set of numbers in post 2 won't work. Dns changer shows red line in entry field, (bad numbers). So, I'm using the second set, (starts with 51.254...). For ipv6, I'm using the first set. They work fine, but cause it to take 10-20 seconds to load a page. It seems like it gets better the more I browse, but still will take 5-10 seconds to load just about any page, and when I open up dns changer and hit 'stop', it is automatically faster, no more lag.
I wondered at first if it was a conflict with other tweaks and mods, (I have build prop tweaks, and AFWall app, etc), so I undid everything and tried again, but the same. I use Naked Browser almost exclusively, but tested with AOSP browser also, and no different.
Any ideas? Thanks
levone1 said:
I like this concept and want to keep testing. Here's my issue - for some reason, activating design change causes very slow loading speed. Same on WiFi or mobile. I have entries active for ipv4 and ipv6. For ipv4, the first set of numbers in post 2 won't work. Dns changer shows red line in entry field, (bad numbers). So, I'm using the second set, (starts with 51.254...). For ipv6, I'm using the first set. They work fine, but cause it to take 10-20 seconds to load a page. It seems like it gets better the more I browse, but still will take 5-10 seconds to load just about any page, and when I open up dns changer and hit 'stop', it is automatically faster, no more lag.
I wondered at first if it was a conflict with other tweaks and mods, (I have build prop tweaks, and AFWall app, etc), so I undid everything and tried again, but the same. I use Naked Browser almost exclusively, but tested with AOSP browser also, and no different.
Any ideas? Thanks
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Thanks a lot for the feedback.
The problem is related to the latency of my current VPS. That was one of the main reason why I would need to find an Investor. The entire system needs to be run from a physical Host but this will need an Invest for 200.000 Euro per year. 20 GBit Server located within 16 Countries world wide. Would be so cute but they wanted that I collect data from users to sell this. I guess you can imagine what my answers was to this stupid idea.
Anyway... I guess I have an idea. First at all, which county/city you are located? If you don't want to make this public send me a short PM.
Thanks a lot for your support. I'm pretty sure I will find a solution ?
Btw... Anyone else with this problem? Send a short PM with your Country/City.
Thank you very much, it works very well.
I do have a small delay from 5 up to 15 seconds on an initial connection but after the webpage is loaded there is no more delay and often faster than without the dns.
For me its not a big issue, I did pm you with my country and city in case it may be if help for you.
MILLION TIMES THANKS TO ALL OF YOU
FOR YOUR SUPPORT & TRUST INTO KEWEON​
Today I received the first f/p blacklist settings and this will be in place tomorrow morning 03:00 AM GMT +1 (German Time). Good to see that the system is in use.
With the help and testing from a view users it seems the current DNS Servers are to slow. I will change the public front end infrastructure. I will anounce this bevore to prevent interruption.
But keep in mind!
I'M NOT GOOGLE OR ANY OTHER DNS PROVIDER WITH A BILLION EURO BUDGET!
Unfortunately I don't have the money to do what I want but I guess this is anyway the best solution which is currently available. I need to host everything on VPS which is from the technical point of view not the best solution because of a high latency. I'm working on this, still think about Investor or Crowdfunding or anthing like this. But first at all I want to have a usable system and a pretty website in place.
That will finally mean that the launch of the website is still in progress - sorry folks - but I guess it is more important that the system will be fast as possible and stable.
OFFER:
If someone of you is interested to take over the responsiblity/administration of the keweon forum - let me know. I'm fine with nearly 8 programming languages but this phpBB3 Board drives me crazy. This is not my world. I appreciate every help and support. My english is not longer the best and my wife would kill me if I would do this also because the technical support of the system needs already a lot of time.
Contact me via PM if you are interested.
MILLION TIMES THANKS AGAIN!​
New & faster Servers are online. Feel so free to use it, test it, share it to your friends and wherever you want.
Click here for current DNS Server List
Please test each of the server. Someone from US reportet that UK and NL DNS Server has a damn good performance within USA.
If someone of you have contact to ASIA please let me know what's about the Japan DNS Server.
@Rom DEVS
If you are interested to add the keweon Certificate by default to your ROM you're welcome.
This has the advantage that there is no need to assign a PIN to the device if you place the Certificate by default into the Certificate Store.
Btw, the website is already in progress and I hope you will visit it when it's done.
Really excited about this.
Looking into ways to change the dns on Android with root access, any ideas?
bond32 said:
Really excited about this.
Looking into ways to change the dns on Android with root access, any ideas?
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Use this App. No Root required. The app is a fake VPN App.
This will mean it will also work in 3G/LTE Mode and it's Open Source available at Git Hub.
Not my App. But I also use this outside.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.frostnerd.dnschanger
Enjoy it!

IP based ad blacklist instead of DNS based

At the moment all blacklists for Ad-Server contain DNS-Names. With DNS over HTTPs it will be much harder to block DNS Requests.
Android Adblocker that work without Root (like VPN based Blocker) won't work anymore.
Maybe it's time to focus on IP based blacklists so the packages itself can be dropped. (That will work even with encryption)

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