> > I see I'm stupid for not seeing that in the first message. I did search > for 'http' but somehow didn't see the URL. But why not simply repeat > the URL for people like me? Why not the URL of the paper at the > beginning instead of a list of papers? > https://sites.google.com/site/hayashulman/files/NIC-derandomisation.pdf
I did not realise that this was the problem, I thought that for some reason you could not download from my site, indeed, using the url would have been more convenient, sorry. By searching for "DNSSEC" with my PDF viewer, I found what I consider > too few references to the effectiveness of DNSSEC against the attacks. > There is nothing about DNSSEC in the abstract, a list of DNSSEC problems > early, and a DNSSEC recommendation in the conclusion that reads to me > like a concession to a referee. Others will disagree. Ok, thanks for this comment, please clarify which paper you are referring to, and I will check if appropriate references could be added. - forwarding to third party resolvers. > > I agree so strongly that feels like a straw man. I think > forwarding to third pary resolvers is an intolerable and > unnecessary privacy and security hole. Others disagree. > - other mistakes > that I think are even worse than forwarders. > - DNSSEC > Perhaps that will be denied, but I challenge others to read those > papers with their litanies of DNSSEC issues and get an impression > of DNSSEC other than "sow's ear sold as silk." That was right > for DNSSEC in the past. Maybe it will be right forever. I hope > not, but only years will tell. As far as I can tell from a quick > reading, the DNSSEC issues are valid, but are sometimes backward > looking, perhaps due to publication delays. For example, default > verifying now in server software and verifying by resolvers such > as 8.8.8.8 should help the verifying situation. > > Agreed and noted, thank you. p.s. Can you please cc me when sending responses related to me? Thank you in advance! -- Best Regards, Haya Shulman Technische Universität Darmstadt FB Informatik/EC SPRIDE Mornewegstr. 30 64293 Darmstadt Tel. +49 6151 16-75540 www.ec-spride.de
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