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letmaik
commented on July 18, 2024
I guess the answer is that full DNSSEC validation (validating keys using a DNSSEC trust anchor) isn't usually done client-side but rather the nameserver's DNSSEC validation is trusted (resulting in an AD flag in the response), in which case DOH is important, as the nameserver response itself would otherwise be unprotected. Is this correct?
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peacekeeper
commented on July 18, 2024
Thanks for your comment! I don't think the draft specification says that it's "recommended", but yes it's mentioned. This section was copied from the did:web specification (see https://danubetech.github.io/did-method-dns/#dns-security-considerations), which has some similar concerns as did:dns.
This is certainly one open issue that can be discussed and probably clarified further.
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Related Issues (11)
- Better explain the purpose of this DID method
- Maybe not mention "zone files"
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- Specify the case of multiple RRs with the same name
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- Deactivate = Deleting the domain name?
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- Is the URI RR type the right choice? HOT 2
- Derive verification method `id` from key digest HOT 1
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