DNS Leak Protection

Many things can cause DNS leakage, including malicious software or hardware attacks on your network. It’s essential to protect against these sorts of DDoS attacks that try and take down services by overwhelming them with traffic from multiple directions at once!

Some people might think that their provider is the cause of DNS leakage, but it can be anything from your router to an invoice on its way out.

The most common culprits are browser vulnerabilities, which also occur when your computer has been infected with malware. You can get malware when you visit malicious websites that have access to information about what sites you’ve seen in recent months or years – referred to as Trackware because it helps hackers follow their victims around online.

You could also have incomplete or improper security measures in place, which would cause data from other sites on the internet—like banking website(s) –to leak out into another network. This data can be seen by strangers who happen upon them while browsing freely across various networks without protection against this kind of theft.