BIND 10 starts development

"The ISC wants to completely redevelop the server software for the domain name system. BIND 10 aims to incorporate current security techniques, such as DNSSEC, while being constructed as a modular system, so that it can work as a simple resolver for small LANs, or a full authoritative server for top level domains. Another possibility is the development of SQL database server connectivity as a module."

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