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by tialaramex
972 days ago
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DANE assumes we can successfully deploy this to the entire Internet. It is unclear that's ever possible, and it's certainly not possible today. Lots of things would be great if you can deploy them, for example you wouldn't build QUIC on top of UDP since you can "just" deploy a new transport protocol - except nope, for the foreseeable future that's undeployable. A public CA generally has a more sophisticated relationship with their network transit provider or (hopefully) providers and can get DNSSEC actually working as intended for them. So this means mything.example's DNS services and some public CA both need working DNSSEC, but the visitors to mything.example, such as your mom's sister or some guy who just go into mything but isn't entirely clear whether Apple make Windows - do not need DNSSEc, for them everything works exactly as before, yet the certificate acquisition step is protected from third parties. Would that help? It depends. |
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