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[dns-operations] [dns-wg] "DNS Vulnerabilities" paper hits the mainstream

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Paul Vixie paul at vix.com
Sun Apr 30 18:37:24 CEST 2006

> > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4954208.stm
> > 
> > Any thoughts on how to respond to that?
> 
> Not having read the BBC article, I think something along 
> 
> "Yes, we know.  Emin's work points out some of the far-gone consequences 
>  of not paying attention. We are, however pretty convinced that: 
> ...

i think this proposed response is a fine one.  if anybody here want to use
the public.oarci.net CMS as a publication point for such a response, just
sing out.  it's possible that a longer treatment would be useful, in which
case i can recommend that it be writ as an IETF BCP in the dnsop WG.

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