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You can make your DNS server ignore root certificate and use anchors stored locally for specific TLD. If then you contact a TLD that's owned by 3rd party you e
by takeda 11y ago
You can make your DNS server ignore root certificate and use anchors stored locally for specific TLD.
If then you contact a TLD that's owned by 3rd party you essentially trusting whoever owns that TLD. For example .google is owned by Google, so whatever is under it is under their full control.
- tptacek 11y ago"DNSSEC is fine, as long as we all give up on .COM". Ok.