HTTP over DNS
A browser tunnel encodes arbitrary request strings in DNS subdomain labels and reconstructs them at the far end, showing the overhead of HTTP over DNS.

HTTP is verbose, yet it can be encoded into a series of small DNS exchanges. The slide demonstrates the architecture and its limits.
This entry is intentionally descriptive. A future abuse section can add defensive indicators and response advice with the FIRST DNS Abuse SIG context.
Primary source: https://github.com/veggiedefender/browsertunnel