Your ISP Can't See What You Visit.
HTTPS protects the content of your requests — not which websites you're visiting. DNS lookups happen first and travel in plain text. CyberCat encrypts those too, so the full picture stays private.
The Privacy Gap HTTPS Doesn't Cover
Every time you visit a website, your device first asks a DNS resolver: 'What's the IP for this domain?' That request travels across your network unencrypted — visible to your ISP, your router admin, and anyone monitoring the connection. Even if the page is HTTPS, your DNS lookup reveals exactly which domains you're visiting. CyberCat forces all DNS queries through our own encrypted resolvers, protected by the same tunnel as your traffic. Your ISP sees an encrypted connection to our server — not the domain names you're resolving. Our resolvers are zero-log: we don't record which domains you look up. And because responses are authenticated, attackers can't redirect you to a malicious site by spoofing an answer.
No DNS Leaks. Guaranteed.
All DNS queries route through CyberCat's encrypted resolvers. Your ISP sees encrypted traffic — not the names of the sites you're visiting.
No DNS Hijacking
Authenticated, encrypted responses mean attackers can't silently redirect you to phishing or malware sites by poisoning your DNS.
Zero-Log DNS Resolvers
CyberCat's DNS servers store nothing. No domain lookup history, no timestamps, no connection logs — nothing to hand over even if asked.
HTTPS + Encrypted DNS = Real Privacy
HTTPS protects the content. Encrypted DNS protects the destination. Together, they give you end-to-end privacy from the first lookup to the last byte.
Your ISP Can't See What You Visit.
HTTPS protects the content of your requests — not which websites you're visiting. DNS lookups happen first and travel in plain text. CyberCat encrypts those too, so the full picture stays private.
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