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Government snooping - Read only if you are against computer snooping

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By Pat J yesterday, Eric Barnes yesterday, Terry Rapp yesterday
| arizonafreedomalliance.ning.com
Probably the biggest leak is your Domain Name Server  or commonly referred to as a DNS server. If you are using any ISP, such as Cox, they usually have their own DNS server that is used to resolve the name of a site to it's IP address. For example, google.com resolves, at this time, via the 'ping' command responds with PING google.com (172.217.4.142) 56(84) bytes of data. It tells you the actual IP of the site, which is how the machines find a site. Cox DNS servers are ICANN controlled servers.
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