<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.indolering.com&#x2F;dnschain-is-harmful" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.indolering.com&#x2F;dnschain-is-harmful</a><p>From the article:<p>Update
I’ve written a more-up-to-date technical overview of okTurtles, DNSChain, and Unblock.us. While the security model for DNSChain has improved, they are still misrepresenting the security parameters of their software.<p>I’m going to leave this up since it debunks what DNSChain was selling.  I also think their resistance to outside security concerns is very troubling.<p>TL;DR<p>DNSChain erroneous claims to have passed a “peer review” process.  However, its most important peers, Namecoin developers, have rejected it.  This has been the reaction of every Namecoin developer who has evaluated the project (over four at this point).  The project misrepresents its security model, its design is unfixable, it should not be used in any nonlocal capacity.