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It’s not a matter of thinking DNSSEC is required by every government or higher ed account; it’s obviously not. But different government agencies, colleges and
by alwillis 7y ago
It’s not a matter of thinking DNSSEC is required by every government or higher ed account; it’s obviously not.
But different government agencies, colleges and universities have their individual requirements and for some of them, that may include DNSSEC.
Everyone knows all new gTLDs are DNSSEC-signed.
Like most global-scale companies, apple.com isn’t signed because of 40+ years of technical debt as the internet evolved.
But if Apple wanted to utilize DNSSEC features for future services, they could do so by using the .Apple TLD.
- tptacek 7y agoApple can do whatever they want. The fact that their TLD is DNSSEC-signed is not an indication of what they will do, despite your claim to the contrary.