The Domain Name System (DNS) is the underlying mechanics used by the Internet to translate a domain name, such as “ShofarDomain.com”, to the binary address that is actually used in communications. The current system uses a “Pull” method where each time you go to a new site or domain your computer will ask one of the many “Root” servers and other servers about the domain.

There was good reason for the pull method in previous years, but the “Push” method has many advantages. The pull method allows for monitoring and denial of access to sites by hackers, organizations, or governments. The push method opens the door to a secure and anonymous web.

Our technology allows a non-tech-savvy user to make use of the InterNIC controlled web as well as third party and private domains. Private domains, such as the alleged “.NSA”, allow families or organizations to make use of the Internet backbone or cloud but remain independent and avoid monitoring.

ShofarDomain™ is in development and in need of funding. Funding can come from gifts, advertising, or contracting us for our services for your project. We estimate a software development cost between $50K and $100K. The final product will be available as freeware for clients. Server functions will be available as a paid service or as freeware to run on your servers.

We are also producing a series of short high definition 3D animated videos or vignettes that describe the Domain Name System. These vignettes include an overview, history, how it is used and abused, and how we implement the secure anonymous web. Each video has an estimated production cost between $1K and $5K. We are accepting sponsorships for the vignettes which optionally include your advertisement in the video.

For advertising or other information please email us at Info@ShofarDomain.com.

You can help support ShofarDomain™ by making a non-tax-deductible contribution via PayPal.