Changing Internet Standards to Build A Secure Internet
Apr 12, 2017Dani Grant
Summary
This post details an initiative to automate DNSSEC configuration by working with registrars and registries, specifically enabling DNSSEC automatically for .dk domains by proposing and implementing a new protocol for DNS operators, registries, and registrars to communicate and authorize changes.
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