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[dns-wg] What about the last mile, was: getting DNSSEC deployed
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Roy Arends
roy at nominet.org.uk
Wed Feb 14 23:08:34 CET 2007
Kudo's to TDC Song, C&W and others. Real nice they're validating data. So what about joe end user. Are there initiatives to offer tsig/sig0/dtls between user and isp ? Are there initiatives to deploy code at the OS level, similar as to what the NLNetLabs and Sparta folk are building for the application level ? Are formentioned providers deploying either of these two sets of solutions to their end users ? Or is it all just security theater ? Bring dns validation to where dns requests are initiated and where it is consumed; at the end user. That part is still vulnerable to spoofing while we're trying to secure the invisible infrastructure. Note that with end user validation, and well established methods to update the end users' certificate store, we might be well on our way. See also: http://dnss.ec/blog/?p=10 Sure, signing the root is crucial, and I'm not convinced dlv is a viable alternative, but thats all meaningless if layer 6/7 don't get some fondling. Roy
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