On Wed, 1 Apr 2015, Nico Williams wrote:

DNS servers exist which serve dynamically-generated data, and DNS
servers exist which serve signed (on the fly) dynamically-generated
RRsets with non-existence proofs.  IIUC PowerDNS is one example.

And requiring the private DNS key is available on all name servers
for online signing really adds a huge amount of risk to the server
in case of compromise - an attacker could make up OPENPGPKEY records.

Paul

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