Notes from OARC 32b
Geoff shares his thoughts from the recent DNS-OARC virtual meeting.
Tag: DNSSEC
Why has DNSSEC increased in some economies and not others?
Guest post: DNSSEC validation is past 25% worldwide but progress has not been spread evenly. Why?
What drives technology adoption in the Internet?
Although the adoption of IPv6 and DNSSEC has been protracted, it hasn’t stopped the Internet evolving.
What can the DNS tell us about the effect of working from home on the Internet?
Stay-at-home measures have had observable impacts on Internet usage, as well as the development of IPv6.
NXNSAttack: upgrade resolvers to stop new kind of random subdomain attack
Guest Post: If you operate your own DNS resolver, no matter what brand it is, upgrade it to the latest version now!
Lessons from deploying DNSSEC in Mongolia
Guest Post: The most essential part of deploying DNSSEC was to understand what it is and how it works.
The best laid plans…
Never did anyone think a virus would be the trigger for the root signing emergency plan.
An Opinion Piece on Internet Security
Opinion: Why has our public key certificate system failed the Internet so badly?
Drilling for the KSK
What happens when a safe containing the devices to facilitate the Root Signing Ceremony doesn’t open?
DNSSEC validation revisited
Over the past year, DNSSEC validation has rallied. Geoff Huston looks at what is behind the rise.