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[dns-wg] What about the last mile, was: getting DNSSEC deployed

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Max Tulyev president at ukraine.su
Mon Feb 19 00:38:51 CET 2007

Lutz Donnerhacke wrote:
> * Yuri Demchenko wrote:
>> What does DNSSEC and Techsec-WG people think about recently revealed
>> pharming attack technique that is based on the end user DNS altering?
> 
> If you use a validating resolver on your end side, DNSSEC detects and
> prevents this attack.
> 

How? As I understood, the idea of the attack is to change DNS, not to
poison it.

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