Hi Simon,
> Now, it's certainly possible to verify that the DS record doesn't exist
> without relying on the data in the SOA record. BUT there is a problem:
> having determined securely that the DS record doesn't exist, dnsmasq
> caches that information, and it uses data from the SOA record to
> d
On 29/08/2019 17:53, Tore Anderson wrote:
> Hi Simon,
>
>> Now, it's certainly possible to verify that the DS record doesn't exist
>> without relying on the data in the SOA record. BUT there is a problem:
>> having determined securely that the DS record doesn't exist, dnsmasq
>> caches that inform
