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DNSSEC is Here. Now What?
Jul 29, 2010, 21 :36 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2171 reads)

(Other stories by Sean Michael Kerner)

"Two years ago at the Black Hat USA 2008 conference, security researcher Dan Kaminsky detailed a critical flaw in DNS that could have destroyed the Internet as we know it. Two years later, the root zone of Internet DNS is now signed with DNSSEC, partially as a response and a solution to Kaminsky's 2008 finding.

"A panel of experts, including Kaminsky, addressed the issue of DNS security and what's next at the Black Hat USA 2010 conference currently underway in Las Vegas.

""The root is signed. Does that mean Internet is safe?" Rob Beckstom, CEO of ICANN, asked the Black Hat 2010 audience. "No," he continued, "it means the Internet can now become safe."

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