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DNSSEC: Securing Domain Name System Infrastructure
What is DNSSEC?
DNSSEC, DNS Security Extensions, is a set of extensions to DNS, which provide origin authentication of DNS data, data integrity, and authenticated denial of existence.
DNSSEC covers all DNS data including name to IP address translation for web servers, voice over IP (VoIP), email, chat protocols, etc.
DNSSEC covers all DNS data including name to IP address translation for web servers, voice over IP (VoIP), email, chat protocols, etc.
DNSSEC Resources
- DNSSEC Root Documentation (New!)
- DNSSEC Overview
- NIST SP 800-81 R1 Round 2 DRAFT
- NIST SP 800-81 R1
- Get Current Dot-Gov Public Key Here (New!)
- What to Ask Vendors About DNSSEC?
- GSA Dot-Gov DNSSEC
- Microsoft Guide: How to deploy DNSSEC on the Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7 operating systems
- DNSSEC Deployment
- The Kaminsky Attack 101 - Video
- OMB M-08-23 - Securing the Federal Government’s Domain Name System Infrastructure
- DNSSEC Consultants
- DNSSEC on Facebook!
- DNSSEC RIPE NCC Training Course
- Secure Domain Name System (DNS) Deployment Guide - NIST Special Publication 800-81
- DNSSEC.NET
- DNSSEC Wiki
- FDCC Blog
The Ask Mr. DNS Podcast
- Episode 64 - 1/23/2025
- Episode 59 - 1/2/2020
- Episode 58 - 6/15/2019
- Episode 57 - 2/10/2019
- Episode 56 - 1/21/2019
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