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Mar 26
TDYR #139 – Final Day In Singapore: Running, DNSSEC And Meeting Great People
Mar 26
Congratulations to Portugal’s .PT on their DNSSEC growth!
Tonight at the DNSSEC Implementers Gathering at ICANN 49 in Singapore, I was seated next to an attendee from the registry in Portugal that operates the .PT top-level domain and she let me know about some dramatic growth they had recently seen. She also clued me in to their dnssec.pt page that has their statistics and also info about DNSSEC workshops and other events (I’ve now added this to our DNSSEC Statistics page). As noted on the chart below from March 14, 2014, the big jump that happened for them was when their second largest registrar/DNS hosting provider jumped from 200 to 4,000 .PT domain names signed with DNSSEC.
This is compared to the chart from only 11 days earlier showing Flesk at 199 signed domains. In speaking with her this jump was apparently not due to any incentives but rather to a registrar looking to do the right thing and provide more security options to their customers.
Congratulations to the team at .PT for seeing this big jump in second-level domains!
Mar 25
DNSSEC Workshop on March 26 to Be Streamed Live from ICANN 49 in Singapore (Featured Blog)
Mar 25
Watch/Listen LIVE To The ICANN 49 DNSSEC Workshop On Wednesday, March 26
Want to learn about DNSSEC from people who have actually deployed DNSSEC in their region? Want to learn about DANE and how it can be used in applications? How can DNSSEC make the Internet more secure? As I mentioned last week, these are some of the topics that will be discussed in the ICANN 49 DNSSEC Workshop that will be streaming live out of Singapore on Wednesday, March 26, from 8:30am – 2:45pm Singapore time. The session will be recorded for those unable to watch live.
[WARNING: Singapore local time is UTC+8, so it is 7 hours ahead of Central European time, 12 hours ahead of US Eastern time and 15 hours ahead of US Pacific time. So if you are on the US East Coast, for example, this workshop will start at 8:30pm TONIGHT (Tuesday, March 25).]
Topics to be discussed include:
- DNSSEC Deployment Metrics
- DNSSEC Activities in the Asia Pacific Region
- Case study of the deployment of DNSSEC at .ee (Estonia)
- Guidance for Registrars in Supporting DNSSEC – and DNSSEC requirements in the 2013 Registrar Accreditation Agreement (RAA)
- Preparing for DNSSEC Root Key Rollover
- DNSSEC Applications
- Demonstration of DANE applications and tools
A full agenda and all of the available slides can be found on the ICANN 49 DNSSEC Workshop program page. You can watch or listen to the event via:
- Virtual Meeting Room Stream Live (video, audio, slides and chat)
- Audio stream (high bandwidth)
- Audio stream (low bandwidth)
The session should provide excellent information for people interested in DNSSEC and how we can make the Internet more secure. Please do join in!
And if you are interested in deploying DNSSEC, please check out our DNSSEC resource pages to learn more.
Mar 24
TDYR #137 – Travelogue: The Flight To Singapore, Initial Impressions And The First Day At ICANN 49 –
Mar 24
FIR #749 – 3/31/14 – For Immediate Release
Mar 24
FIR #748 – 3/24/14 – For Immediate Release
Mar 24
Watch/Listen Live TODAY To The “DNSSEC For Everybody: A Beginner’s Guide”
In just about 1.5 hours from now here at ICANN 49 in Singapore we’ll be part of the “DNSSEC For Everybody: A Beginner’s Guide” session. Running from 17:00 – 18:30 Singapore time, the session will start at the very basic level of why should anyone care about DNSSEC and get into what kind of problem we are trying to solve. This session includes a skit where we visually act out DNS and DNSSEC transactions.
You can listen remotely via an audio stream or listen and view the slides via a a virtual meeting room. Details are on the program page.
The session will be recorded for later viewing, which may be appreciated by any readers in the Western hemisphere (such as those in the USA) for whom Singapore time at UTC+8 will be very early in the morning.