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It depends on your use case. In the context of TLS this is true. In the context of wanting DNS to stand on it's own for use cases outside TLS, then having signe
by bluejekyll 9y ago
It depends on your use case. In the context of TLS this is true. In the context of wanting DNS to stand on it's own for use cases outside TLS, then having signed and validated data in DNS is valueable.