How secure is your DNSSEC infrastructure? If you operate a registry for a top-level domain (TLD) or if you are a DNS operator providing DNSSEC signing services, how secure are your operations? And how secure are your mechanisms for communicating DNSSEC information with registrars and other entities? Or, if you are a security auditor or Read more…
Feb 03
TDYR #089 – The Venomous Reactions To Coke’s SuperBowl Ad Show We Still Have Much Work To Do
TDYR #089 – The Venomous Reactions To Coke’s SuperBowl Ad Show We Still Have Much Work To Do by Dan York
Feb 03
CircleID: Thinking Strategically About the Benefits of IPv6
I love it when my Monday morning begins by seeing posts like this one: Thinking Strategically About The Benefits of IPv6 by Mukom Akong Tamon. Please go over there and read that piece. He’s absolutely right that we need to be thinking about IPv6 beyond simply the fact that IPv4 addresses are on their way to Read more…
Feb 03
FIR #741 – 2/3/14 – For Immediate Release
Quick News: B2B marketing metrics, corporate newsrooms fail to deliver, Twitter’s new new-mining tool, blackmailer social-engineers his way to theft; Ragan promo; News That Fits: real-time gives way to right-time marketing, Dan York’s Tech Report, the …
Feb 02
TDYR #088 – Kudos To The NFL And Fox Sports For Streaming The Super Bowl Live To Cord-cutters
TDYR #088 – Kudos To The NFL And Fox Sports For Streaming The Super Bowl Live To Cord-cutters by Dan York
Feb 02
Slides: Case Study Of An IPv6 Addressing Plan (RIPE67)
How do you best plan how to allocate IPv6 addresses across your network? In addition to the resources we already link to on our IPv6 Address Planning page, this case study presented back at RIPE 67 in October also provided a nice graphical illustration of one way in which you could allocate IPv6 addresses: The Read more…
Feb 01
TDYR #087 – How Far Are We Willing To Go To Help Those In Need?
TDYR #087 – How Far Are We Willing To Go To Help Those In Need? by Dan York
Feb 01
Weekend Project: Install The DNSSEC/TLSA Validator for Chrome, Firefox, more
How do you know if a website has a domain signed by DNSSEC? Here’s another quick weekend project, very similar to last weekend’s project , where you can add support to your web browsers to know the DNSSEC status of sites you are visiting. Even better, as people start to use the DANE protocol to secure Read more…
Jan 31
TDYR #086 – A Special Thank You To Lynn St. Amour
This episode is just a special thank you to Lynn St. Amour, outgoing CEO of the Internet Society, thanking her for all the amazing work she’s done in her 15 years at the Internet Society. More info at: http://www.internetsociety.org/news/thank-you-lyn…
Jan 31
First “Middle East DNS Forum” Happening Feb 3-4 in Dubai – Live Video Stream Available (Featured Blog)
The first “Middle East DNS Forum” kicks off on this coming Monday, February 3, 2014, in Dubai. The event is hosted by the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (TRA) of the UAE and was organized jointly by ICANN and the Internet Society. The event aim…
