social.dk-libre.fr is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
Wenn du selber Services im Homelab hostes möchtest du nicht immer http://ip:port im Browser eintragen oder?
hostname.internal mit SSL Warnung nerven auch.
"Your connection is not private"
Wie du SSL-Zertifikate im Homelab über DNS-01 Challenge und Adguard-Home als DNS-Server einrichtest zeige ich dir hier.
#homelab #selfhosted #ssl #letsencrypt #dns #AdGuardHome #heimserver
Ou d'autres exemples amusant sur du DNS
Le retoot aide la pédagogie ^^
bizarre (heureusement pas en "prod")
une recherche rapide m'indique que je suis pas le seul...
Je ne comprends pas pourquoi le site web de cette initiative de fourniture de DNS européens (qui inclut un filtrage enfant + antipub) n'est toujours pas traduite en plusieurs langues européennes 🤔
Les DNS Grand Public :
- Protective 86.54.11.1
- Protective + Child Protection 86.54.11.12
- Protective + Ad Blocking 86.54.11.13
- Protective + Child Protection + Ad Blocking 86.54.11.11
- Unfiltered 86.54.11.100
If you run your own local DNS servers at home, do you: (select all that apply)
Comment with your preferred DNS stack and privacy friendly DNS providers.
#FreeBSD #Linux #selfHosting #DNS
| Forward to ISP's DNS servers.: | 0 |
| Forward to a DNS service (1.1.1.1, 9.9.9.9, etc).: | 6 |
| Recursively resolve from root servers directly.: | 7 |
| Encrypt my DNS using DoH, DoT, etc.: | 7 |
Closes in 2:12:53:51
I self-host the DNS for my domains for more than 20 years now.
2026 now finally was the year, where I decomissioned the last BIND server and replaced it with a PowerDNS, containerized in Podman
and a SQLite backend.
I already migrated the hidden-primariy to PowerDNS in 2022 (because of the REST API, compatibility with Traefik, easier DNSSEC handling and the higher flexibility) and now my secondaries are also migrated.
Nontheless, BIND was one of the most stable pieces of technology that I've ever used. But it also felt a bit unwieldy and old-fashined ins some ways.
We released Unbound 1.25.1 just seven days ago and now look at the changelog today. ❤️🩹🔥
https://github.com/NLnetLabs/unbound/blob/master/doc/Changelog
Yes, #p2p gnutella. I remember.
> For most #Gnutella was a file transfer tool. This categorization misses a basic function of the #protocol. At its core, Gnutella is just a peer-to-peer #search engine for blobs.
> We could have used it as a poor man's #DNS system, or a global metadata lookup table for key/value pairs, or a matchmaking service for your Unreal Tournament league, but that never really happened. Gnutella was good at providing file downloads that matched search queries, and that is what history remembers it for.
QOTD
> Technitium DNS Server est un serveur DNS open source complet : autoritaire, récursif, et relais.
@bortzmeyer revenez vite de vacances !
#dns
So question:
"how many authoritative name servers don't support encryption?"
The internet claims that this is >95%.
My personal feeling is that this is lower but this might be my bubble, that we're the 5%.
What's your feeling?
#infoSec #cybersecurity #DNS #encryption
Plz retoot for reach.
| It is our bubble. We're the 5%, noone else cares: | 10 |
| I think it is higher now - a bit, maybe 10% or so: | 5 |
| It is significantly higher - more 25%: | 0 |
| what the hell is DNS query encryption?: | 16 |
Closed
🚨 SECURITY RELEASE 🚨
Today we released Unbound 1.25.1, which consolidates security fixes for issues reported over a period of time.
There are fixes for CVE-2026-33278, CVE-2026-42944, CVE-2026-42959, CVE-2026-32792, CVE-2026-40622, CVE-2026-41292, CVE-2026-42534, CVE-2026-42923, CVE-2026-42960, CVE-2026-44390 and CVE-2026-44608.
Please read the release notes carefully and plan to upgrade.
#DNS #DNSSEC #Mythos #LLM #OpenSource
https://community.nlnetlabs.nl/t/unbound-1-25-1-released/3392
Pro tip: set `UseDNS no` in your sshd_config to disable reverse DNS lookups for every single ssh connection to your host.
It provides no filtering or validation purpose, afaik, and seems to only generate excess DNS traffic.
This lesson brought to you by the 66k DNS lookups in the past 24hrs from a single public facing forgejo jail.
If your employer is an OARC member, you have access to the #DNS data collected by the root name servers. (Talk by Kazunori Fujiwara)
As always, working with data is complicated. For instance, some operators (A, B, D, F, H, I, J and L) blur the IP addresses, and it is not documented. (And they don't use the same algorithm.)
#OARC46
"Gonemaster - A Go implementation of Zonemaster" by Patrik Wallström
Instead of using AI, let's use Go :-) Among the good things: native concurrency [I approve]
@ximon18 @dnsoarc after his talk on stage, Ximon will be at the demo table in the lunch area, where he can show all the other tricks Cascade has learned since OARC 45 in Stockholm.
Also, make sure to bring your zone files so you can for example see how fast parallel #Dnssec signing by @bal4e really is. #DNS #LoveDNS #OpenSource
Webmin is hardened & clustered w/ three total nodes, ns1, ns2, and ns3 etc. I will eventually add clustered nodes on two other locations so records are still served when one cluster's host is down.
https://tech.haacksnetworking.org/2025/12/29/authoritative-dns-w-bind-9/ feedback welcome.
Added larger tmp directory & source-IPd vhost so webmin won't lock. Obv, make sure you use static, dedicated, & fully hardened external IPs for permitted list.
#selfhosted #homelab #sysadmin #linux #dns #webmin #opensource #freesoftware #networking
Funny that #DNS traffic analysis at Salesforce show still a lot of requests for obsolete types like A6, SPF, DLV.
Actually measuring the robustness of the Internet is hard. For instance, for #DNS resolvers (the current talk by Maynard Koch), good resolvers, actually used by people, are typically not publically reachable. The open resolvers which are easy to study are typically misconfigured and not actually used.
Passwort - der Podcast von heise security: KI Fail, Copy Fail, S/MIME Fail
( XXL Folge 2,4 Stunden, leider ohne Kapitelmarker und Folgennummer, aber interessant wie immer. :-* O:-) )
#CopyFail zieht weite Kreise und geht auch am #Podcast nicht vorüber:
Die #Sicherheitslücke in #Linux ist technisch interessant, was Christopher und Sylvester allerdings an die Grenze ihres Wissens um #Kernel-Innereien bringt. Darüber hinaus wirft Copy Fail diverse grundsätzliche Fragen zur #Sicherheit von Linux und zur Handhabung von @Sicherheitslücken auf, die die Hosts diskutieren.
Außerdem geht in dieser Episode um eine löschwütige KI und natürlich um PKI, zumindest ein bisschen. #DNS #Mail
Webseite der Episode: https://passwort.podigee.io/57-ki-fail-copy-fail-s-mime-fail
Mediendatei: https://audio.podigee-cdn.net/2485319-m-32db6ba0613c9c3319703a63e31139a4.mp3?source=feed
Averaging 36.6% block rate on my DNS filtering service across all users.
In the age of enshittification it's not hard to believe that 1/3 of all DNS queries request adware, malware, trackers, and other crap you don't need.
Just realised that #DNS is Internet Standard (STD) 13.
In Western societies it means that DNS brings, obviously, good luck ☝️
DENIC wrote in their status message that "all DNSSEC-signed .de domains are currently affected in their reachability"
https://status.denic.de/pages/incident/592577eab611ce1e0d00046f/69fa60ef9d12f5057a974f38
But it wasn't just DNSSEC-signed domains! For example, bahn.de was down even though it is not DNSSEC-signed.
It looks like for DNSSEC-signed zones the DS record in de. was incorrectly signed:
https://dnsviz.net/d/nic.de/afpsNg/dnssec/
And for zones that were not signed, the NSEC3 records proving there is no DS record were incorrectly signed:
https://dnsviz.net/d/bahn.de/afpnxQ/dnssec/
Am I the only one having #DNSSEC problems with #DENIC?
Unbound is throwing me a lot of DNSSEC bogus on some .de domains 🤔
$ dig welt.de
...
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: SERVFAIL, id: 21366
...
; EDE: 6 (DNSSEC Bogus): (validation failure <welt.de. A IN>: signature crypto failed from 2a02:568:0:2::53 for DS welt.de. while building chain of trust)
Edit: issue seems fixed.
Looks like DE ccTLD is unresolvable due to DNSSEC issue:
https://dnsviz.net/d/nic.de/afpsNg/dnssec/
😬
🧵👇
RE: https://mastodon.social/@jpmens/116522310229612501
IANA has a chance to do the funniest thing ever…
I am looking for a few more US-based early adopters to provide feedback on a protective DNS service offering aligned with NIST SP 800-81 Rev. 3 (March 2026).
https://csrc.nist.gov/pubs/sp/800/81/r3/final
This service merges Zero Trust and DNS without requiring client-side agents. Supports mobile devices, browsers, server hardware & IoT.
If you're interested in providing feedback on this service as a free beta tester, email me at:
securednsbeta@techliterate.co
Ah, je viens donc de découvrir que drill a été "abandonné", que le nouvel outil s'appelle "dnsi" ... Et qu'il n'a pas l'air beaucoup plus développé non plus.
Faut en revenir à dig ?
We released Unbound 1.25.0. This release of our #OpenSource #DNS resolver includes improvements and fixes resulting from reports by various security researchers.
In the release notes, the word “thanks" appears 32 times. You can expect this trend to continue for the next couple of releases, at least.
Lastly, please note the new signing key we're using since January ‘26.
https://community.nlnetlabs.nl/t/unbound-1-25-0-released/3375
Petite question #administration #DNS pour @bortzmeyer: quand on a plusieurs noms de domaines sur différents TLDs, est-ce qu'il y a un risque à tout garder chez le même registrar ou il est préférable d'en avoir plusieurs ? Si il est préférable d'en avoir plusieurs, quelle est la recommendation pour la distribution ?
La question ne concerne pas la partie technique: juste la partie paperasse et la partie paiements.
#TFW the consultant who maintains your company's #Salesforce sets up #DKIM in Salesforce's sandbox environment and asks you to create the necessary #DNS records for it and doesn't understand why it's a problem that he used the same selectors (i.e., DNS record names) for the sandbox environment that are already being used in production.
(I'm sure he has an expert-level proficiency in Salesforce, but maybe not so much in email security.)
Véritable pare-feu de l’Internet, #NextDNS est devenu en quelques années la référence pour reprendre le contrôle sur sa #vieprivée. Pourquoi délaisser les #DNS de votre #FAI au profit de ce fleuron français ?
https://goodtech.info/nextdns-guide-avantages-avis/
Géopolitique du #DNS : quel est le point commun entre la Grèce et le Kirghizistan ? https://labs.ripe.net/author/yevheniya-nosyk/adox-deployment-in-the-wild/
(Réponse : les deux ont au moins un serveur faisant autorité acceptant DoT - DNS sur TLS.)
To his complete surprise, our colleague Jaap Akkerhuis was awarded Knight of the Order of the Dutch Lion earlier today for Exceptional Contribution to Society. Akkerhuis is a Dutch Internet pioneer, protocol designer and expert on the internet's naming system.
More at https://blog.nlnetlabs.nl/dutch-internet-pioneer-jaap-akkerhuis-knighted-for-exceptional-contribution-to-society/ #internet #dns
🚀 #PeerTube passe à la vitesse #S3 !
C'est fait ! Mon instance PeerTube est désormais 100% boostée à l'Object Storage S3.
Le résultat ? Un stockage optimisé et un fonctionnement au top ! ⚡️
Le petit secret de l'installation : pour une rapidité maximale, les échanges entre PeerTube et mon instance #MinIO ne sortent jamais de la maison. Grâce à une configuration #DNS aux petits oignons, tout le trafic reste sur le réseau local 🏠💻
@mediapart @MarieTurcan
Bah coupons les accès a grok.com et x.com depuis les #DNS #Français ça empêchera pas d'y accéder pour ceux qui savent contourner (VPN...) mais ça montrera qu'on agit.
Rappel que grok.com accessible sans contrôle d'accès te sortira du texte 18+++ si tu lui promptes : https://grok.com/?q=10+phrases+trash+et+nsfw
Ce matin ça répond ça sur une IP non #USA :
> Ce modèle est temporairement indisponible Veuillez essayer un modèle différent
Le 18 avril, le nom de domaine eth.limo a été victime d'un détournement (une attaque où le méchant prend le contrôle du nom et change les informations).
Petite question nom de domaine, serait-il possible d'enregistrer un .fr mais dont le nom de domaine serait écrit en cyrilique?
Mein #diday in diesem Monat ist ein wenig nerdi. Ich in meinem Netzwerk einen eigenen #DNS Resolver einzusetzen. #PiHole läuft bereits seit Jahren zuverlässig auf meinem #Proxmox und soll nun mit #Unbound ergänzt werden. Meine derzeitige Frage ist strategisch. Den PiHole #Container erweitern oder Unbound in einem eigenen Container aufsetzen? Wie schauen die Entscheidungen im #Fediverse zu diese Frage aus? #homelab #server #linux
Ça faisait longtemps qu'on n'avait pas eu un nouveau domaine de premier niveau dans le #DNS. https://mastodon.gougere.fr/@DNSresolver/116429766474383558
I've been looking a bit around for DNS hosting in Japan...
Does anyone have any experience with Onamae.com?
They do seem pretty cheap (about 1500¥ for a .net if I understood correctly).
Are there any kind of cons?
What do people on #Famichiki use?
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@iscdotorg/116416426577631380
In case you’re wondering: while not as extreme as illustrated by ISC (we don’t offer a bug bounty program), NLnet Labs suffers from a similar situation, in particular for Unbound.
Handling vulnerability reports, both valid ones and false positives, has now become a full time job for the entire Unbound team.
You can argue that it ultimately makes our resolver more secure, it also means we cannot work on building and releasing new features, like:
boostedA punchline by @mwl again :)
sanity and self-respect - gregR ☯ - /usr/share/images
https://images.gregr.fr/2023-04-06-sanity-and-self-respect.html
#dns #sysadmin
Logiciel open source, prise en charge de DoH/DoT/DoQ, protections et architecture : j’ai documenté la stack de HostuxDNS ici :
https://dns.hostux.net/stack.html
#IP, #DNS, #VPN : ce rapport démonte la stratégie anti-piratage en #Europe. Depuis plus de quinze ans, l’Europe s’est engagée dans une lutte de plus en plus offensive contre les sites pirates.
https://www.clubic.com/actualite-609094-ip-dns-vpn-ce-rapport-demonte-la-strategie-anti-piratage-en-europe.html
On m'a dit que c'était infernal d'héberger son propre serveur d'e-mail.
Du coup j'en ai installé un 😅
Je suis parti sur Stalwart, qui est plus léger que la stack mailcow pour un usage solo.
- Toute la technique : Ok ✅️
- DNS : Ok ✅️
- Test blocklist IP -> 1 sur 60 : Ok ✅️
- Domaine connu : Ok ✅️
- IP additionnelle dédiée : Ok ✅️
- Test sur une adresse Tuta : Reçu ✅️
- Test sur une adresse Infomaniak : Reçu ✅️
- Test sur une adresse Gmail : Spam ❌️
- Test sur une adresse Hotmail : Spam ❌️
😅
Donc je comprends le terme "infernal".
Il y a clairement un monopole de 3 géants (Google, Micorsoft, Apple), qui font la loi sur les e-mails.
Manque de bol, c'est ce que les gens utilisent à 80% du temps.
Je vais faire une vidéo détaillée sur le process.
Et je comprends pourquoi même les plus courageux finissent pas laisser ça en SaaS.
En attendant je vais "warm" mon adresse.
Si vous avez des astuces ?
Une campagne d’ #espionnage détourne des milliers de #routeurs dans le monde. Le groupe de hackers #ForestBlizzard pirate des routeurs #SOHO vulnérables pour l'interception des flux #Microsoft 365. Cette opération d'espionnage utilise une manipulation du #DNS pour le vol de jetons d'authentification sans pénétration directe des serveurs de l'entreprise américaine
https://www.clubic.com/actualite-608353-une-campagne-d-espionnage-detourne-des-milliers-de-routeurs-dans-le-monde.html
The domain .cn name scam is still ongoing, one more entry added to https://nxdomain.no/~peter/domainnamescam/ (this time addressed to a list owner address).
Also see https://nxdomain.no/~peter/domain_name_scams_are_alive_and_well_thank_you.html #dns #scam #cndomains #chinadomainservice #domainnamescam #cybercrime
The decision to move away from mailing lists was not taken lightly.
We made several tries in the past to find capable mailing list hosting providers and either they were not ticking all our boxes or we had to migrate back to our own self-hosting situation.
Since we are a small developer-focused team, any IT-like activities, in particular emergency ones, would take focus away from things that actually need priority: maintaining mission critical #DNS and #BGP software.
Soon, #DNS will run out of letters for its various transports (DoC, DoH, DoQ, DoT…) https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc9953
Time to update #DNS jokes!
✋ What's up DoQ?
👉 What's up DoC?
DNS over CoAP (DoC) (publication date is March 2026, so not a joke)
https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc9953
Quelle classe, cette mise à jour d'Ubuntu de 22 vers 24.04...
root@XXX:/etc# ls -l resolv.conf
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 39 mars 31 19:34 resolv.conf -> ../run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolv.conf
root@XXX:/etc# ls -l ../run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolv.conf
ls: impossible d'accéder à '../run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolv.conf': Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce nom
Ça marche forcément beaucoup, beaucoup moins bien.
C'est toujours de la faute du #DNS Cc: @bortzmeyer (vu que du coup, c'est de sa faute à lui, forcément)
"At some point, a reasonable person asked "DNS resolves names to IP addresses, what else can it do?" The answer, apparently, is run DOOM."
J'avais écrit un article de râlerie contre cette idée fausse qu'il y aurait « propagation » dans le #DNS mais c'est seulement maintenant que je découvre que je ne suis pas le seul : https://www.e-ontap.com/dns/propagation/harmful-e.html https://www.nslookup.io/learning/dns-propagation-does-not-exist/
Formation d'administrateur #DNS demain. Si vous pouviez casser votre domaine, pour que je donne le déboguage en TP aux étudiants…
I just noticed this DNS graph. The web site I took over in 2019. It's the busiest web site I have. But I really think the huge upswing in #DNS traffic is related to #AI bot scrapers. I have been struggling so hard just to make them go away. My bandwidth, compute, and web service are not for them. They are not welcome. They do not care.
Literally doubling month on month.
Now, I recently made changes to the DNS for that zone. And I made some screw-ups when I did it. So, I temporarily¹ set the TTL on the NS records to 600 seconds. I kept screwing them up and needing to change them.
Fixing the NS records this morning definitely had a benefit. Yesterday was 325,336 queries. Today was 254,492. So again, some of this is on me. But that whole 13-year DNS graph with a huge surge in the last 2 years is not all me. Stuff has changed.
¹ I remembered this morning when I was like "WTF do I have so much DNS traffic!?"
We're thrilled that Cascade is among the first projects supported by the Nominet DNS Fund.
With Nominet's support, our new DNSSEC signing solution receives a massive push forward, allowing our team to focus on implementing speed improvements, a reduced memory footprint and essentials such as incremental signing.
We'll be launching a beta in April, followed by an initial production release in June 2026.
Pro tip : quand tu configures un VPN, pense à changer de résolveur #DNS sinon, tu auras du mal à aller voir le site Web de Libération, avec l'adresse IP de Dropbox qu'a renvoyé le réseau d'accès.
System Administration: Week 7: DNS, Part II
In this video, we dissect DNS lookups performed on our EC2 instance, then discuss just how a caching resolver performs the lookup, moving from "magic happens here" to the below visualization.
System Administration: Week 7: DNS, Part III
In this video, we try to wrap up our discussion of the Domain Name System by addressing the nature of the root nameservers, looking at various different resource record types, observing reverse lookups, and thinking about how we can have assurance of authenticity and integrity of the DNS results returned to us via DNSSEC.
Good morning, Shenzhen:! Seventh and last day of #IETF125 https://www.ietf.org/meeting/125/
Today, we are going to break/save/restore the #DNS with the new delegation system, DELEG. Also, security area general meeting.
Grosse discussion à la réunion IETF sur la censure via un résolveur #DNS menteur : comment indiquer à l'utilisateur (qui ne fait pas de requête DNS lui-même et ne connait pas dig) qu'il y a eu censure et pas panne ?
After a lively discussion on solutions to depend less on the #DNS root (obviously no consensus, despite a tendency to deny there is a problem to solve), another hot question: DNS #censorship and the need to be transparent about it. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-nottingham-dnsop-censorship-transparency/
What to display to the end user? (Not anything got from the resolver: security issues.) Lumen Database entry?
Now, dnsop working group (real-time transcript said "Dina Zop") because the #DNS loves you and we love it, too.
First, a lot of stuff about various ways to be less technically dependent on the root (local caching, local root as in RFC 8806, etc).
RFC 8806, the resolver behaves as if it were authoritative for the root. RootCache is more resolver-traditional.
Good morning, Shenzhen! Sixth day of #IETF125 https://www.ietf.org/meeting/125/
Today, for me, dconn (helping endusers to configure domain-related services), dnsop (second meeting, all things #DNS) and a talk about chinese involvment in standardization.
Un ami me fait suivre :
"
Retour d'expérience : WireGuard + Livebox Orange = fuite DNS IPv6 silencieuse
Même avec un DNS IPv4 alternatif correctement configuré (Aquilenet, FDN...), un serveur dns Orange continuait à apparaître.
Cause : la Livebox injecte ses DNS via RDNSS dans ses Router Advertisements IPv6.
NetworkManager les accepte en parallèle de notre config — sans prévenir.
Le mécanisme : quand vous visitez un site, votre OS envoie deux requêtes DNS
simultanément — une en IPv4, une en IPv6.
"
1/n
Même avec DNS IPv4 → Aquilenet, la requête IPv6 partait chez Orange via le
RDNSS annoncé dans les RA de la Livebox...
Résultat : Orange loguait 50% de vos requêtes DNS malgré une config "correcte".
Ce qui ne suffit pas :
- Changer le DNS IPv6 dans NetworkManager → Livebox s'impose quand même en parallèle
- sysctl accept_ra=0 seul → NetworkManager le réinitialise au nmcli connection up
- ip -6 route del → routes réinjectées par le nmcli connection up suivant
2/n
La vraie solution :
nmcli connection modify "VotreConnexion" ipv6.dns ""
nmcli connection modify "VotreConnexion" ipv6.method "link-local"
ipv6.method "link-local" dit à NetworkManager :
"n'accepte AUCUNE configuration IPv6 venant de l'extérieur"
La Livebox ne peut plus injecter ni routes ni DNS via ses RA.
Tout l'IPv6 utile passe par le tunnel WireGuard uniquement.
Testé sur Debian 12 + NetworkManager + Livebox 5 Orange.
3/n
Et voilà pourquoi :
Orange a 60% de part de marché pour la fibre et haut débit.
Il est légalement contraint d'héberger des sondes DPI
(Deep Packet Inspection) sur son infrastructure, accessibles
au GIC (Groupement Interministériel de Contrôle) sous tutelle
de la DGSI.
Chaque requête DNS non chiffrée transitant par la Livebox
constitue une métadonnée — quel site, à quelle heure,
depuis quelle IP — collectée en temps réel sans mandat
individuel (loi renseignement 2015, étendue en 2021).
documenté dans les
rapports annuels de la CNCTR (Commission Nationale de
Contrôle des Techniques de Renseignement).
4
So, previously on post-quantum #DNSSEC: not a lot of action. Standardized post-quantum cryptography algorithms like ML-DSA have keys and signatures which are way too long for the #DNS.
https://mastodon.gougere.fr/@DNSresolver/116241567126448201
TLS can deal with it (they run on TCP or QUIC) but we cannot, with UDP. No obvious solution.
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-liu-dnsop-protective-dns/ : "Protective" #DNS resolvers (also called lying resolvers or, more politically correct, "policy-aware resolvers") Everybody disagrees and wants to kill the draft.
Good morning, Shenzhen! This is the third day of #IETF125 https://www.ietf.org/meeting/125/ We are preparing the future Internet technical standards.
Today, for me, dnsop (#DNS stuff), aipref (preferences for AI crawlers) and rpp (domain registration protocol).
@bernardpo @whiteflag Et pour les requêtes #DNS dont parle l'article (suggérant soit dig dans un terminal, soit un service hébergé par un GAFA, en l'occurrence Cloudflare), vous pouvez aussi utiliser le fédivers en envoyant un nom de domaine à @DNSresolver
Échec et mat !
> Check Point ThreatCloud flags whole cloudfront.net... - Check Point CheckMates
> False positives can happen and do happen from time to time. Normally I would not create a CheckMates post for that.
https://community.checkpoint.com/t5/General-Topics/Check-Point-ThreatCloud-flags-whole-cloudfront-net-as-phishing/m-p/271664#M45533
#dns #sysadmin #infosec
Back in May 2019, we said goodbye to SVN and Bugzilla and migrated to Git and GitHub [1]. Since then, we accumulated 188 repositories. 🙀
We're now making a list to decide which ones we're moving to @Codeberg and which are going to archived and left behind.
While we're doing that, we signed NLnet Labs up as a Codeberg e.V. member!
[1] https://lists.nlnetlabs.nl/pipermail/unbound-users/2019-April/006130.html
System Administration: Week 7: DNS, Part I
In this video, we are beginning our discussion of the #DNS. We go back to the early days of the internet when copying /etc/hosts from system to system was the way to resolve hosts...
(Hosts file from 1983: https://rscott.org/OldInternetFiles/hosts.19831104.txt)
...and we cover the structure of the domain name space and the creation of the top-level domains.
(Second-level domain inventory from 1987: https://rscott.org/OldInternetFiles/domain-info.19871215.txt)
RFC 9848: Bootstrapping TLS Encrypted ClientHello with DNS Service Bindings
Le protocole #ECH (Encrypted Client Hello, normalisé dans le RFC 9849) permet de chiffrer la salutation #TLS (le ClientHello), notamment le nom du serveur auquel on se connecte. Mais pour cela, il faut la clé publique du serveur. Un des moyens de la récupérer est dans le #DNS, comme normalisé dans notre #RFC.
@shaft Tiens, puisque tu parlais de #SVCB en mode alias : https://lists.dns-oarc.net/pipermail/dns-operations/2024-April/022531.html
#IPFire 2.29 Core Update 200: #Linux
6.18 LTS und DBL-Preview | iX Magazin https://www.heise.de/news/IPFire-2-29-Core-Update-200-Linux-6-18-LTS-und-DBL-Preview-11194695.html #OpenSource #OpenSSL #DNS #Verschlüsselung #encryption
With memory prices skyrocketing we're happy to bring you some good news on the #DNS front.
In version 4.14.0 of our authoritative nameserver NSD we vastly reduced the memory footprint by refactoring the RDATA storage, with gains up to 50%.
Overall, relatively large #DNSSEC-signed zones like .nl and .se benefit the most, but being able to bring the memory requirements to serve .com below 64GB is pretty awesome too.
We're eager to hear the improvements you're seeing!
"I think i should be able to come up with something that improves caching, reduces server load and eliminates some major security gaps while still keeping the decentralized aspect." (He talks about replacing the #DNS …)
(This was in a comment to https://blog.apnic.net/2026/02/25/towards-an-industry-best-practice-for-dnssec-automation/)
Will he have more success than the guy who claimed he could rewrite curl in one week-end?
@joel Disclaimer: I manage a public DNS resolver https://doh.bortzmeyer.fr/policy
There are thousands of open #DNS resolvers (public = on purpose, open = often by accident) so it is quite ridiculous to try to address them one by one. As often, this is security theater (I receive some time stupid "security alerts" written by interns or LLMs). Was there more specific details? ("open relay" is typically used for SMTP, not DNS)
@joel I am not a #DNS guy, but this topic is interesting me.
I follow these two valuable people 🇫🇷@bortzmeyer and @shaft and they provide the same public DNS service you want to build. They share a lot of information on their respective blogs on their public DNS resolvers.
I am pretty sure they already faced the same situation than your.
well. I think I'm out of optimizations idea for https://codeberg.org/miekg/dns
Happy to be pointed to bottlenecks, but I think _all_ the lowish hanging fruit is gone. Ballpark number: 2x faster than dnsv1
Let’s Encrypt Introduces DNS-PERSIST-01 for Persistent ACME DNS Validation
https://linuxiac.com/lets-encrypt-introduces-dns-persist-01-for-persistent-acme-dns-validation/