Muninn

Muninn is a distributed consensus DNS server. It aims to make the internet more secure and censorship resistant by distributing DNS infrastructure into the hands of the users. Muninn operates in tandem with the existing internet, and is most valuable when used alongside existing security tools like DoH clients, VPNs, Tor, and strict HTTPS. Muninn enables local networks of likeminded peers to have their own private DNS layer, individuals to have their own user configurable, censorship resistant DNS cache, or broad groups of people to share their own autonomous domain name service.

Project State

The loose plan to implement Muninn is as follows:

1. Repo that uses NGINX subtree to build a new core module
2. DNS core module accepts requests and manages a pool lifetime
3. Client can get DNS entries directly from NGINX resolver
4. DNS records are cached in a table available to all workers
5. DNS table is directly editable by some user accessible API
6. Muninn can be configured to connect to peers and synchronize entry updates
7. Muninn traverses peers to build a DHT of peers to sync with
8. User can configure allowlists and denylists of peers in DHT
9. Muninn can identify as authoritatively owning a certain DN (and Peers abide).
10. Something other than logging is done for conflicts over who owns what DN

Currently Muninn is on phase 2.

Building Muninn

simply run make.

Running Muninn

TODO

Configuring Muninn

TODO