> I don't believe there's reason to be worried; The only thing I see as a potential concern is that many DNS implementations build the root public key into the

> I don't believe there's reason to be worried; The only thing I see as a potential concern is that many DNS implementations build the root public key into the server, either at installation or at compile time. The processes for rotating that key will be tested in the wild for the first time. I can only assume that some set of build/installation processes will have an undiscovered bug during this procedure. Is it a big deal? Not really, I bet it would be fixed within a few hours.