New DNS system based on P2P architecture

With the current DNS system, the US almost completely controls the Internet through the domain name server system they hold. A team of experts has started building a new, distributed and safer DNS system.

DNS server is responsible for resolving domain names into IP addresses to locate computers in the network. DNS is the heart of the Internet. However, with the Internet coming from the US, the entire original DNS server system is now held by the US. Therefore, the US government has the ability to knock down the global Internet, or prevent access to any websites.

Recently, more than 80 websites have been prevented from selling counterfeit goods. However, not all are satisfied with the explanation above. Among those websites, there is Torrent-Finder, a torrent search engine. This is why Peter Sunde, co-founder of The Pirate Bay, decided to build a distributed, unregulated DNS system by ICANN or any organization.

The Dot-P2P project has only been established for a few days, but has achieved certain results. Management regulations are almost complete, although there are still some technical issues to address. The domain name. Your computer needs to install a special program, to transfer .p2p domain queries to its own DNS system.

A Dot-P2P project member said that the beta version of the system will be available soon.