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The Domain Name System (DNS) does not provide query privacy. Queryobfuscation schemes have been proposed to overcome this limitation, but, sofar, they have not been evaluated in a realistic setting. In this paper weevaluate the security of a random set range query scheme in a real-world websurfing scenario. We demonstrate that the scheme does not sufficientlyobfuscate characteristic query patterns, which can be used by an adversary todetermine the visited websites. We also illustrate how to thwart the attack anddiscuss practical challenges. Our results suggest that previously publishedevaluations of range queries may give a false sense of the attainable security,because they do not account for any interdependencies between queries.

Evaluating the Security of a DNS Query Obfuscation Scheme for Private Web Surfing