How do you know when a domain is failing DNSSEC validation? What if there was a way to let the broader industry know about these validation failures? The folks over at Comcast’s DNS team have been trying an experiment for a while in posting these DNSSEC validation failures publicly to Twitter at: https://twitter.com/comcastdns If you Read more…
Mar 28
Reflections About Singapore Before Leaving
Some thoughts on Singapore as I wrap up my 48 hours in the country and get ready to fly back to the USA. I talk about my trip and the activities.
Separately, I recorded some thoughts about the ION Singapore conference that I was here to speak at over…
Mar 28
IPSO Challenge 2013 Offers $10K To Winner With Best New Internet of Things Idea/Product
Looking for an interesting new weekend project? Are you interested in devices for the “connected home” or the “Internet of Things?” Have you been automating your home or building sensor networks? Do you like experimenting with hardware platforms like Arduino or the Raspberry Pi? Would you like to potentially win $10,000 USD? If so, check Read more…
Mar 28
Video Interview: Emil Ivov about how the Jitsi softphone works with IPv6 and DNSSEC
How does the Jitsi softphone work with IPv6? And what role could DNSSEC play with VoIP? At IETF86 earlier this month, I sat down with Emil Ivov, project leader of the Jitsi Project to talk about a wide range of…
Mar 27
Live Webcast Thursday March 28 of ION Singapore IPv6 and DNSSEC Sessions (Featured Blog)
For those of you interested in IPv6 and/or DNSSEC, we’ll have a live webcast out of the Internet Society’s ION Singapore conference happening tomorrow, March 28, 2013, starting at 2:00pm Singapore time. More…
Mar 27
APNIC Offering DNSSEC Training in Mongolia April 1-3
We noticed that our friends over at APNIC are offering DNSSEC training in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, from April 1-3 and since, well, we’ve never written anything about Mongolia on this site before, we figured we ought to do so! The course is APNIC’s DNS/DNSSEC workshop and sounds like an excellent offering. Given that APNIC was recently Read more…
Mar 27
Video: Emil Ivov about Jitsi, a VoIP softphone supporting IPv6 and DNSSEC
The Jitsi audio/video softphone and messaging client supports both IPv6 and DNSSEC. How did it get started with IPv6 support? Why did it add DNSSEC? What value does DNSSEC add to VoIP and IP communications? We first wrote about Jitsi’s DNSSEC support almost a year ago, but earlier this month at IETF86 I had a Read more…
Mar 26
What Is Singapore Like When You Arrive After Midnight? Some Initial Observations
What Is Singapore Like When You Arrive After Midnight? Some Initial Observations by Dan York
Mar 26
Video: What are “Negative Trust Anchors” for DNSSEC?
What are “negative trust anchors” for DNSSEC? What function do they perform? Why do we need them? In this video, Dan York interviews Jason Livingood about his Internet-Draft on this topic and answers these and other questions: The Internet-Draft can be found at: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-livingood-negative-trust-anchors Jason and his co-author are seeking comment and would appreciate feedback Read more…
