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DNSEye: behavior is the signal that survives encryption Here's the uncomfortable part of the quantum transition: as DNS traffic moves to post-quantum-encrypted channels, inspecting the payload stops being an option. The math that's protecting users from eavesdroppers protects the attacker's tunnel just as well. So stop trying to read the letter. Watch the behavior of the envelope. DNSEye scores 100+ data points per query; timing, entropy, volume, device baselines, process attribution and models what "normal" looks like for every host. It catches the campaign patient enough to leak 2 MB over two years. None of that depends on decrypting anything. Behavioral detection is crypto-agnostic by design, it works the same whether the channel is plaintext, TLS, or a NIST FIPS-204 post-quantum signature. The encryption will change. Behavior won't lie. Tomorrow: detection is half the job, where do you actually *stop* it, before the crypto even kicks in? #DNSSecurity #PostQuantum #UEBA #ThreatDetection #CISO