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TLS with DANE

By Geoff Huston on 31 Aug 2021

RFC 9102: Trust versus credulity.

Multi-Signer DNSSEC models

By Shumon Huque on 25 Aug 2021

Guest Post: Alternative models to zone transfer that can support DNSSEC’s non-standardized features.

DNS talk @ IETF 111

By Geoff Huston on 4 Aug 2021

Geoff Huston’s snapshot of current working group activities related to the DNS.

Cryptography, rituals and transparency: The world of key ceremonies

By George Michaelson on 19 Jul 2021

What exactly is a ‘key ceremony’ and why are they important for trust?

Adventures in open DNS resolution: How to use threat intelligence for the public good

By John Bambenek on 7 Jul 2021

Guest Post: A lot of groups develop great cybersecurity intelligence. Can we apply that knowledge via public resolvers?

Assessing DNSSEC with EdDSA

By Geoff Huston on 18 Jun 2021

Comparing DNSSEC elliptical curve cryptographic algorithms.

Notes from DNS-OARC 35

By Geoff Huston on 25 May 2021

Geoff Huston’s thoughts on various topics from DNS-OARC 35.

OARC 35 is coming to APAC

By Denesh Bhabuta on 4 May 2021

Guest Post: From 6 to 7 May 2021, OARC 35 will run in the Asia Pacific-friendly time zone of 11:00 to 18:30 (UTC +10).

Skidmap and malicious DNS data mining

By Zaifeng Zhang on 19 Apr 2021

Guest Post: Analysing hundreds of billions of daily DNS queries to produce actionable threat intelligence.

DNS at IETF 110

By Geoff Huston on 1 Apr 2021

The amount of activity in the DNS at the IETF continues to grow.

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