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title: DNS for Civil Society
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lastmod: 2026-04-12T15:00:00+01:00
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We offer a DNS resolver for use by civil society organisations to protect their devices against malware, spyware, and
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other attacks. Attempts to look up domain names that have been seen used as part of attacks will fail stopping the
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attacker and preventing data loss or other systems compromise.
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The status of this service is currently **experimental** and feedback is welcomed.
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### How to use
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Configure your system to use the following IP addresses for DNS resolution:
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* 144.76.160.194
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* 2a01:4f8:2210:23ea::4
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### False positives
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Occasionally, we will have false positives where a legitimate domain name is blocked accidentally. We hope these to be
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less frequent over time. If you find a domain that is blocked that shouldn't be, please report this to
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[contact@sr2.uk](mailto:contact@sr2.uk).
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### Roadmap
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We are always looking for additional threat intelligence feeds to integrate with our existing feeds. In the future
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we hope to also offer additional IP addresses for different combinations of feeds (e.g. blocking malware, blocking
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advertisements). We also hope to offer anycast addresses to improve the speed of the resolver.
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### Support
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This services is provided free of charge for use by civil society organisations, however we appreciated donations
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to help cover our running and development costs. You can donate via our
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[Open Collective](https://opencollective.com/sr2comm) page. |