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Kilnam Chon
2001.10.24
There are the following stability and security issues.
- Stability and Security
- Stability and Security
- Security
- Stability
The stability and security of the root server are the most important issue compared with the other issues. The current root server is designed in such a way that it has been stable and secure so far, but we are not sure how robus is the current root server against elaborate attacks. Thus, we had better study on this matter thoroughly.
For stability of the root server access among many countries, it would be worthwhile to consider to have an elaborate cache in these countries if they do not have one of the root server in their countries. Future addition of the root server should be seriously considered for many countries where the root server access is substantial.
The stability and security of TLD name servers are also important, and serious consideration should be given. Some of the recommendation I can think about are as follows;
Not only the server system as mentioned above, but also DNS itself should be considered regarding security. DNSsec is one of the approaches to be considered.
The internationalized domain names (IDN) require additional consideration for stability of the Internet. Both the internationalized TLD and the internationalized domain names in general pose various stability issues; technical, and operational as well as policy. Unfortunately, we don't have enough experience to address the issues properly now, and particular attention should be paid now.
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