On Sat, 26 Jul 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there you go. the massive effort to patch would likley have
better been spent to actually -sign- the stupid zones and
work out key distribution. but no... running around like
the proverbial headless chicken seems to get the PR.
Maybe someone could publish a blacklist of vulnerable recursive
name servers, and then F-Root, the other root name servers,
and other "popular" sites could start refusing to answer queries
from vunerable name servers until after the blacklist operator decides
they've patched their recursive server sufficiently?
Maybe that would get their attention and encourage them to apply
resources to the problem?
Extreme situations justify extreme measures; or how extreme do
you believe justifies what measures?
