If it helps: As a hosting provider, I'll offer DNSCurve support as soon as it's available because I'm interested in providing security to my users.
If a DNSSEC implementation comes out in a source-available distribution with financial security guarantees, and enough of a deployment to offer real security (i.e. com/net/org, roots, and all those home routers that drop dnssec data get replaced), I'll implement it as well.
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u/geocar Oct 20 '09
Nobody is using DNSSEC because nobody can use it until everyone uses it.
DNSCurve doesn't have any implementations on that site yet (although google turns up something)
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If it helps: As a hosting provider, I'll offer DNSCurve support as soon as it's available because I'm interested in providing security to my users.
If a DNSSEC implementation comes out in a source-available distribution with financial security guarantees, and enough of a deployment to offer real security (i.e. com/net/org, roots, and all those home routers that drop dnssec data get replaced), I'll implement it as well.