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> The problem, from my perspective, is that NO ONE is responsible for everything in the .gov namespace. Actually, the Department of Homeland Security is respon
by mpyne 12y ago
> The problem, from my perspective, is that NO ONE is responsible for everything in the .gov namespace.
Actually, the Department of Homeland Security is responsible for the security of .gov (at least in theory). I don't think they have unilateral directive authority to enforce that, however, which is a big problem. But maybe reporting the issue to DHS (whatever their cyber security division is) can rattle something loose.
- cmder 12y agoUS-CERT handles information security incidents and reports within DHS: https://www.us-cert.gov/report https://www.us-cert.gov/report