After months in preview, Microsoft's DNS over HTTPS feature is now production-ready, promising stronger protection without major network changes.
Microsoft released DoH in GA for Windows Server, enabling encrypted, zero-trust DNS for enterprise networks. Organizations can deploy in production with RFC 8484 compliance, reducing spoofing and MITM risks while gradually migrating from legacy DNS.
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Microsoft has finally flipped the switch on a long-awaited Windows Server security upgrade, bringing encrypted DNS to enterprise networks.
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