Well DNSSEC in a useable form has been around since 2010. Its adoption by mainstream DNS provides should have started in earnest around 2013/14. At the typical adoption rates there should have been 90%+ adoption by now (assuming securing DNS is a problem that needs to be fixed).
Posts by sreynolds
568 publicly visible posts • joined 27 Jan 2021
If your DNS queries LoOk liKE tHIs, it's not a ransom note, it's a security improvement
Re: Am I being Dense?
Surely it is finite. AlL iT IS is 2 to the number of alpha chars. ie. aa.com Aa.com AA.com AA.com 2^2 - 4 and so on.
And how is the alphabet factory going to handle those foreigners that don't just some ascii chars?
Just check the calendar and it is not April 1. This has got to be one of the most stupid proposals that ever came our of google. Are they using their own AI to generate this crap?
For password protection, dump LastPass for open source Bitwarden
AI lawyer to fight first legal case in court, startup claims
Cisco warns it won't fix critical flaw in small business routers despite known exploit
Intel offers desktop chip that can hit 6GHz if everything goes right, you can keep it cool, stars align, pigs fly
US blocks $400m Army HoloLens orders, Microsoft left with a tenth for R&D
Apple aims to replace Broadcom, Qualcomm wireless chips with its own
Let me get my Kleenex
I don't feel any sympathy for the one trick CDMA pony nor Broadcomm. Both, in my opinion don't have that good a reputation. Unfortunately Apple is just slightly too small to be called a monopoly but there might soon be a compelling case to have it broken up. For how much longer is it going to be supplying the oil and the gas stations is anyone's guess.
OpenAI is developing software to detect text generated by ChatGPT
Calculate Linux: It's like Gentoo, but for businesses
Crypto craziness craps out – and about time too
It's time to retire 'edge' from our IT vocabulary
Study finds AI assistants help developers produce code that's more likely to be buggy
Chipmakers to spend $500b on 84 new fabs by 2024 despite shaky economy
OneCoin co-founder pleads guilty to $4 billion fraud
Google adds stronger encryption for some Gmail users, in beta
Exactly. The whole exercise is pointless and is treating email like something that a cloud operator controls.
Why is it so hard to change the SMTP standard to allow per domain keys, perhaps like SNIs for TLS is hard to understand. I mean the EHLO domain or OHLE domanname before the session is trivial and would work for most standard configs.
This is what we get for selling out for free services
Intel expects to regain market share by 2024, admits to 'inefficiency in the fab'
Weep for the cybercriminals who fell for online scams and lost $2.5m last year
Women sue Apple claiming AirTags helped their stalkers
France says non to Office 365 and Google Workspace in school
Chinese Loongson chips coming in 2023, on par with 2020 x86 kit
Can confidential computing stop the next crypto heist?
China is likely stockpiling and deploying vulnerabilities, says Microsoft
Watchdog urged to sniff out any collusion, deception in rent-setting algorithms
Let's think out side the algorithm....
If one whistleblower comes forward showing that there is collusion that costs the consumers X billions then why not make it worth the whistleblower's while and reward them from the billion dollars in fines that should be issued. Surely as there is no future after blowing the whistle make it worth people's whiles for doing the right thing.
Don't tell me you will see things smarted up a lot quicker.
Russia says Starlink satellites could become military targets
Ubuntu continues expanding RISC-V support – now, the $17 Sipeed LicheeRV
Re: Interesting
They're not scum.
"They'll take the LInux kernel and chop it up then add in a whole bunch of proprietary modules to the hardware so anything even clone to mainline is simply not an option. Just guessing but, if it wasn't for Alibaba buying some of their hardware I don't think they'd exist so, good luck with any future support."
This is the chinese way. Most of the stuff they produce is half arsed or buggy or wont meet the spec but their culture (not race) says that this is acceptable. For instance one of their SUNX devices - hardware crypto - dubiious - CPU speed and power management forget about it - core features that just don't work.
I will never buy from China again
Broadcom CEO says hiking VMware prices is not his strategy
It's 2023, let's check in with the metaverse... Nope, still doesn't exist
Lash#Cat9: A radical new Linux UI for keyboard warriors
Microsoft's Lennart Poettering proposes tightening up Linux boot process
If Intel keeps on publsihgin the private keys....
If you have the private keys for the UEFI BIOS then you are doomed to fail before you even being.
Mind you I noticed that the new kernels support adding an empty CPIO file during the build process if you are using a built in RAM disk - something you need if you are going to sign the bootx64.efi image.
Linus Torvalds suggests the 80486 architecture belongs in a museum, not the Linux kernel
Most Metaverse business projects will be dead by 2025
Amazon hit with $1bn claim that secretive Buy Box algorithm screws shoppers
The only Windows 10 updates for the year are coming. Spoiler alert: It's just security
Banks face their 'darkest hour' as malware steps up, maker of antivirus says
Fujitsu and Japanese Uni propose 'endorsement layer' to make the internet trustable
Usually fanatics endorse things...
Was just thinking about a site whose intention given its name was to wage war on information, that had a fanatical following - that would be a trustworthy source of information and completely devoid of whack job conspiracy theories.
Surely the follow the crowd model is the problem with social media - why you would infect other websites is beyond comprehension.
Oz Apple Store staff vote to strike for better pay, settled rosters, clean shirts
Re: Award Rates
"Australia has legislated/agreed basic award rates for many employees. The Union’s claim is for a bit more than the award, which seems reasonable. The laundry allowance per shift is $0.25 more than the award - To put that in perspective the standard price for a decent takeaway coffee in Sydney is ~$4.00."
There is no decent coffee in Sydney.
Business can't make staff submit to video surveillance, says court
Singapore suggests blockchain to speed cross-border payments
Linus Torvalds's faulty memory (RAM, not wetware) slows kernel development
Intel Alder Lake BIOS code leak may contain vital secrets
Linux 6.1: Rust to hit mainline kernel
Re: From the Rust Code of Conduct
Seriously, you'd give up on something because of what some group that steer a project wrote on their blog regarding how they feel about development of the language?
You don't have to agree with those terms you use rust. You can and should be a loud mouth opinionated person and still use Rust.