So far the pattern isn't the same. Slack published a DNSSEC record that got cached and then deleted it, which broke clients that tried to validate DNSSEC for sl

So far the pattern isn't the same. Slack published a DNSSEC record that got cached and then deleted it, which broke clients that tried to validate DNSSEC for slack.com. But in this case, the records are just completely gone. As if "facebook.com", "instagram.com", et al just didn't exist.