Quad9 is a free, secure, and privacy-focused Domain Name System (DNS) service that helps protect internet users from visiting malicious websites. It is designed to protect users from cyber threats such as phishing, malware, botnets, and other cyber-attacks by blocking known malicious domains. Quad9 is a global service that is available to anyone with access to the internet. It works by routing all DNS requests to its servers, which then check the requested domain against a variety of threat intelligence sources. If a domain is found to be malicious, the request is blocked. Quad9 also provides users with additional features such as IPv6 support and DNS over TLS/HTTPS. Additionally, Quad9 does not log user data or store IP addresses, ensuring user privacy.
The discontinued site is in maintenance mode. The publicly listed DNS servers listed in the archive.org file of your public knowledge base are not responding. It appears that they are currently not offering services. We recommend that they be marked as discontinued until further notice.
Discontinued See https://connectsafe.norton.com/ - Retirement Announcement for Norton TM ConnectSafeOn November 15, 2018, the Norton ConnectSafe service is being retired or discontinued, which means the service will no longer be available or supported. You may continue to use ConnectSafe until November 15, 2018.