May 01
It’s official… Google’s Public DNS service is now performing DNSSEC validation for all DNS queries by default! When news broke back on March 19 that Google had enabled DNSSEC validation on its Public DNS service, there was some initial concern after people noticed that Google was only performing the DNSSEC validation when requested. This led […]
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Apr 30
Of all the many applications and services that run on top of the Internet, arguably none has been more successful than that of the World Wide Web. Invented by Tim Berners-Lee back in 1989 while he was a physicist at CERN, the “Web” has fundamentally ch…
Apr 30
As most readers probably know by now, I’m been a weekly contributor to the "For Immediate Release (FIR)" podcast since back in 2005, and all those years later I continue to find the FIR episodes extremely useful ways to stay…
Apr 30
Can DNSSEC help make voice and video communications over IP more secure? Could DNSSEC combined with DANE provide a means to more easily distribute the TLS/SSL certificates needed for VoIP phones and systems? Can DNSSEC help ensure that you are talking with the correct VoIP system or application server? Can DNSSEC improve the security of Read more…
Apr 30
We were very pleased to see news yesterday on Comcast’s corporate blog about the launch of IPv6 services for businesses. Comcast’s John Jason Brzowski wrote there that: Business Ethernet customers have had full IPv6 service and support in place for them since the beginning of 2013. IPv6 trials are about to get underway for our Business Internet customers Read more…
Apr 25
This page will serve as a repository of information related to how DNSSEC and DANE can work with communications protocols based on IP, including voice-over-IP (VoIP), unified communications (UC). real-time communications (RTC) and the use of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). Documentation (need to identify any documentation on this topic) Presentation Slides Who Are You Read more…
Apr 24
Our team member Jan Zorz was in Poland recently to attend the PLNOG meeting, he was interviewed about what he is doing with the Internet Society. You can now watch and hear Jan talking about how he is seeking to engage with more network operators around best current operational practices:
Apr 23
This page will serve as a repository of information of information related to IPv6 and communications protocols based on IP, including voice-over-IP (VoIP), unified communications (UC). real-time communications (RTC) and the use of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). (NOTE: Need to include reference here to how WebRTC is designed to work with IPv6.) Documentation RFC Read more…
Apr 23
How did the deployment of DNSSEC go within the .GOV top-level domain? What kind of errors were found in the deployment? What lessons were learned? If they could start it all again, what would they do differently? These were all questions discussed by Scott Rose of the US NIST in a talk last December at Read more…
