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* Mike StJohns:

> Any other ideas in this general topic?

I think this could be addressed in a straightforward manner, keeping
the spirit of SO, if you published a signed bitmap of all permitted
RTYPE/RCLASS combinations for a particular value.

If you wonder if this is worth the additional complexity, it seems to
me that this is less complex than the A/MX heuristics described
earlier in the thread.  At least it's completely deterministic.

There is a significant overhead, of course, compared to SO as
proposed, but less so compared to plain old DNS.

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i'm having trouble understanding the scope of this discussion.  the working
group refused to consider a simpler design that lacked, among other things,
secure nxdomain.  masataka ohta wrote up a viable proposal 11 years ago and
the working group went the other direction.  now, to the extent that dnssec
will ever be deployed, the industry as represented in this working group has
chosen to deploy a more complicated design.

if we are readdressing our original scope, then let's look at masataka ohta's
simpler design from 11 years ago, and let's stop working on NSEC3 and "white
lies" and so on.  i for one think that would be a bad idea, both because we
have invested a lot of time and money in the current design, and because i am
more comfortable with secure denial of existence, even with all its costs.

but this third way forward is mystifying me.  i am mystified that msj brought
it up at all; i am curious to know who, among the deployment communities (who
are domain holders, domain registrars, domain registries, client implementors,
server implementors, server operators, and internet governance institutions),
feels ready to discard the current design at this, the 11th hour (which we
have already reached and retreated from seven times in 12 years), and move
back to something that the industry rejected in 1995 or so when eastlake/
kaufman was chosen over the ohta design.  and if we're moving backward, why
are we reinventing it rather than reusing ohta's perfectly reasonable design?

i am completely amazed to see anyone here arguing technical merits on another
fundamental change in direction.  does anyone really believe that if the ietf
starts over an 8th time on this technology, that any potential deployer will
ever again take this working group seriously?

msj, this isn't a personal slam.  from a quick glance, your proposal looks to
be every bit as good as ohta's.  the quality of the proposal is not in doubt,
only the timing and strategy.

re:

> From: Florian Weimer <fw@deneb.enyo.de>
> To: Mike StJohns <Mike.StJohns@nominum.com>
> Cc: namedroppers@ops.ietf.org
> Subject: Re: DNSSEC - Signature Only vs the MX/A issue.
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> * Mike StJohns:
> 
> > Any other ideas in this general topic?
> 
> I think this could be addressed in a straightforward manner, keeping
> the spirit of SO, if you published a signed bitmap of all permitted
> RTYPE/RCLASS combinations for a particular value.
> 
> If you wonder if this is worth the additional complexity, it seems to
> me that this is less complex than the A/MX heuristics described
> earlier in the thread.  At least it's completely deterministic.
> 
> There is a significant overhead, of course, compared to SO as
> proposed, but less so compared to plain old DNS.
> 
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Hi Paul -

Thanks for your note, and I appreciate it's not an attack on me.  You 
asked why:

 From http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/circulars/a094/a094.html -


Sunk Cost -- A cost incurred in the past that will not be affected by 
any present or future decision. Sunk costs should be ignored in 
determining whether a new investment is worthwhile.

The above, although cribbed from a government publication is a good 
general business practice - ignoring it is how businesses go bankrupt.

>  i for one think that would be a bad idea, both because we
>have invested a lot of time and money in the current design,

Unfortunately, that sentiment seems to be widespread.

The entire development of DNSSEC up to this point is sunk costs - the 
amount of investment is no predictor of the success of the 
development.  After 14 years, with no firm date for completion in 
sight and no guarantee that there won't be yet another show stopper - 
I think it's reasonable to re-consider the direction, or at least 
have some fall back position.

Here's the timeline as I understand it:

~1986 - the Protocol Standards technical panel of the DOD identified 
the need to have a way to validate DNS data
~1992-3 - TIS submitted a proposal to ARPA for research in this area 
- a 3+ year contract (or maybe a task order against an existing 
contract) was awarded.

1999 - DNSSEC was declared done with the publication of RFC2535
2000-2002 - OK, maybe some twiddles - new RFCs covering some changes 
- no real deployment of DNSSEC
2003 - Publication of DS RFC
2004 - Typecode rollover discussions
2005 - DNSSEC declared done again with the publication of 4033, 4034, 4035
2005 - OK... maybe not done - NSEC not sufficient for certain zone 
operators  - some zones (e.g. NL) signed, few signed deletations
2006 - Still working on NSEC3, few signed delegations
2007 - Maybe NSEC3 complete, maybe more show stoppers


So blaming my proposal as a distraction seems to be a bit ... 
unreasonable.   It may be more reasonable to blame the lack of 
attraction of DNSSEC to the zone operators and the lack of any 
application driven desire for DNSSEC for its failure to take hold up 
to this point.

WRT to Ohta's design - I've actually never seen it.  It may be 
perfectly fine, but my guess is that it doesn't provide even a hint 
of interoperability with the 4033-4035 DNSSEC and I was hoping to at 
least use the existing server code base.

In general, my proposal is targeted at the space mostly ignored by 
PNE DNSSEC - that of how an application uses signed DNS data.  I 
don't actually consider this a change in direction, rather one that 
could focus this deployment on the use of the data rather than simply 
the signing of it for signing's sake.

I've heard the sentiment "Stay the course" too much over the last 4 
years -both here and in American politics - the arguments for both 
tend to get weaker the longer things go on.

Finally, you asked about 11th hour.  When I came back into this 4 
years ago people swore it was done and that other proposals weren't 
needed.  Last year it was "NSEC3 is almost done - have patience" - 
the same this year. I actually waited three and a half years on this 
or 25% of the total time period.  While it may be true that NSEC3 is 
almost, I can't predict the future and sunk cost analysis suggest 
that I shouldn't attempt to.  So the proposal came out after many 
patient years.  I'm sure if I had submitted this at the beginning of 
the NSEC3 discussions I would have gotten the same "11th hour" 
comments.  So feel free to ignore it - I''ll keep it live as a draft 
for a year or so and we can talk about 11th hour issues again in 
about a year or two while we're waiting for NSEC4.  :-)

You decry my timing and strategy, but I ask you when if not 
now?  Should I have submitted this as a place holder 3 years ago when 
roughly the same argument was made to me?  Should I have waited until 
NSEC3 was complete - if ever?  Never?  If the latter really is the 
answer, then the IETF is a vastly different organization that it used to be.

Later, Mike



At 05:26 PM 12/2/2006, Paul Vixie wrote:
>i'm having trouble understanding the scope of this discussion.  the working
>group refused to consider a simpler design that lacked, among other things,
>secure nxdomain.  masataka ohta wrote up a viable proposal 11 years ago and
>the working group went the other direction.  now, to the extent that dnssec
>will ever be deployed, the industry as represented in this working group has
>chosen to deploy a more complicated design.
>
>if we are readdressing our original scope, then let's look at masataka ohta's
>simpler design from 11 years ago, and let's stop working on NSEC3 and "white
>lies" and so on.  i for one think that would be a bad idea, both because we
>have invested a lot of time and money in the current design, and because i am
>more comfortable with secure denial of existence, even with all its costs.
>
>but this third way forward is mystifying me.  i am mystified that msj brought
>it up at all; i am curious to know who, among the deployment communities (who
>are domain holders, domain registrars, domain registries, client implementors,
>server implementors, server operators, and internet governance institutions),
>feels ready to discard the current design at this, the 11th hour (which we
>have already reached and retreated from seven times in 12 years), and move
>back to something that the industry rejected in 1995 or so when eastlake/
>kaufman was chosen over the ohta design.  and if we're moving backward, why
>are we reinventing it rather than reusing ohta's perfectly reasonable design?
>
>i am completely amazed to see anyone here arguing technical merits on another
>fundamental change in direction.  does anyone really believe that if the ietf
>starts over an 8th time on this technology, that any potential deployer will
>ever again take this working group seriously?
>
>msj, this isn't a personal slam.  from a quick glance, your proposal looks to
>be every bit as good as ohta's.  the quality of the proposal is not in doubt,
>only the timing and strategy.
>
>re:
>
> > From: Florian Weimer <fw@deneb.enyo.de>
> > To: Mike StJohns <Mike.StJohns@nominum.com>
> > Cc: namedroppers@ops.ietf.org
> > Subject: Re: DNSSEC - Signature Only vs the MX/A issue.
> > Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2006 21:14:18 +0100
> > Sender: owner-namedroppers@ops.ietf.org
> >
> > * Mike StJohns:
> >
> > > Any other ideas in this general topic?
> >
> > I think this could be addressed in a straightforward manner, keeping
> > the spirit of SO, if you published a signed bitmap of all permitted
> > RTYPE/RCLASS combinations for a particular value.
> >
> > If you wonder if this is worth the additional complexity, it seems to
> > me that this is less complex than the A/MX heuristics described
> > earlier in the thread.  At least it's completely deterministic.
> >
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Hi Paul -<br><br>
Thanks for your note, and I appreciate it's not an attack on me.&nbsp;
You asked why:<br><br>
 From
<a href="http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/circulars/a094/a094.html" eudora="autourl">
http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/circulars/a094/a094.html</a> - <br><br>
<br>
<b>Sunk Cost</b> -- A cost incurred in the past that will not be affected
by any present or future decision. Sunk costs should be ignored in
determining whether a new investment is worthwhile. <br><br>
The above, although cribbed from a government publication is a good
general business practice - ignoring it is how businesses go
bankrupt.<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">&nbsp;i for one think that would
be a bad idea, both because we<br>
have invested a lot of time and money in the current
design,</blockquote><br>
Unfortunately, that sentiment seems to be widespread.<br><br>
The entire development of DNSSEC up to this point is sunk costs - the
amount of investment is no predictor of the success of the
development.&nbsp; After 14 years, with no firm date for completion in
sight and no guarantee that there won't be yet another show stopper - I
think it's reasonable to re-consider the direction, or at least have some
fall back position.&nbsp; <br><br>
Here's the timeline as I understand it:<br><br>
~1986 - the Protocol Standards technical panel of the DOD identified the
need to have a way to validate DNS data<br>
~1992-3 - TIS submitted a proposal to ARPA for research in this area - a
3+ year contract (or maybe a task order against an existing contract) was
awarded.<br><br>
1999 - DNSSEC was declared done with the publication of RFC2535<br>
2000-2002 - OK, maybe some twiddles - new RFCs covering some changes - no
real deployment of DNSSEC<br>
2003 - Publication of DS RFC<br>
2004 - Typecode rollover discussions<br>
2005 - DNSSEC declared done again with the publication of 4033, 4034,
4035<br>
2005 - OK... maybe not done - NSEC not sufficient for certain zone
operators&nbsp; - some zones (e.g. NL) signed, few signed
deletations<br>
2006 - Still working on NSEC3, few signed delegations<br>
2007 - Maybe NSEC3 complete, maybe more show stoppers<br><br>
<br>
So blaming my proposal as a distraction seems to be a bit ...
unreasonable.&nbsp;&nbsp; It may be more reasonable to blame the lack of
attraction of DNSSEC to the zone operators and the lack of any
application driven desire for DNSSEC for its failure to take hold up to
this point. <br><br>
WRT to Ohta's design - I've actually never seen it.&nbsp; It may be
perfectly fine, but my guess is that it doesn't provide even a hint of
interoperability with the 4033-4035 DNSSEC and I was hoping to at least
use the existing server code base.<br><br>
In general, my proposal is targeted at the space mostly ignored by PNE
DNSSEC - that of how an application uses signed DNS data.&nbsp; I don't
actually consider this a change in direction, rather one that could focus
this deployment on the use of the data rather than simply the signing of
it for signing's sake.<br><br>
I've heard the sentiment &quot;Stay the course&quot; too much over the
last 4 years -both here and in American politics - the arguments for both
tend to get weaker the longer things go on.<br><br>
Finally, you asked about 11th hour.&nbsp; When I came back into this 4
years ago people swore it was done and that other proposals weren't
needed.&nbsp; Last year it was &quot;NSEC3 is almost done - have
patience&quot; - the same this year. I actually waited three and a half
years on this or 25% of the total time period.&nbsp; While it may be true
that NSEC3 is almost, I can't predict the future and sunk cost analysis
suggest that I shouldn't attempt to.&nbsp; So the proposal came out after
many patient years.&nbsp; I'm sure if I had submitted this at the
beginning of the NSEC3 discussions I would have gotten the same
&quot;11th hour&quot; comments.&nbsp; So feel free to ignore it - I''ll
keep it live as a draft for a year or so and we can talk about 11th hour
issues again in about a year or two while we're waiting for NSEC4.&nbsp;
:-)&nbsp; <br><br>
You decry my timing and strategy, but I ask you when if not now?&nbsp;
Should I have submitted this as a place holder 3 years ago when roughly
the same argument was made to me?&nbsp; Should I have waited until NSEC3
was complete - if ever?&nbsp; Never?&nbsp; If the latter really is the
answer, then the IETF is a vastly different organization that it used to
be.<br><br>
Later, Mike<br><br>
<br><br>
At 05:26 PM 12/2/2006, Paul Vixie wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">i'm having trouble understanding
the scope of this discussion.&nbsp; the working<br>
group refused to consider a simpler design that lacked, among other
things,<br>
secure nxdomain.&nbsp; masataka ohta wrote up a viable proposal 11 years
ago and<br>
the working group went the other direction.&nbsp; now, to the extent that
dnssec<br>
will ever be deployed, the industry as represented in this working group
has<br>
chosen to deploy a more complicated design.<br><br>
if we are readdressing our original scope, then let's look at masataka
ohta's<br>
simpler design from 11 years ago, and let's stop working on NSEC3 and
&quot;white<br>
lies&quot; and so on.&nbsp; i for one think that would be a bad idea,
both because we<br>
have invested a lot of time and money in the current design, and because
i am<br>
more comfortable with secure denial of existence, even with all its
costs.<br><br>
but this third way forward is mystifying me.&nbsp; i am mystified that
msj brought<br>
it up at all; i am curious to know who, among the deployment communities
(who<br>
are domain holders, domain registrars, domain registries, client
implementors,<br>
server implementors, server operators, and internet governance
institutions),<br>
feels ready to discard the current design at this, the 11th hour (which
we<br>
have already reached and retreated from seven times in 12 years), and
move<br>
back to something that the industry rejected in 1995 or so when
eastlake/<br>
kaufman was chosen over the ohta design.&nbsp; and if we're moving
backward, why<br>
are we reinventing it rather than reusing ohta's perfectly reasonable
design?<br><br>
i am completely amazed to see anyone here arguing technical merits on
another<br>
fundamental change in direction.&nbsp; does anyone really believe that if
the ietf<br>
starts over an 8th time on this technology, that any potential deployer
will<br>
ever again take this working group seriously?<br><br>
msj, this isn't a personal slam.&nbsp; from a quick glance, your proposal
looks to<br>
be every bit as good as ohta's.&nbsp; the quality of the proposal is not
in doubt,<br>
only the timing and strategy.<br><br>
re:<br><br>
&gt; From: Florian Weimer &lt;fw@deneb.enyo.de&gt;<br>
&gt; To: Mike StJohns &lt;Mike.StJohns@nominum.com&gt;<br>
&gt; Cc: namedroppers@ops.ietf.org<br>
&gt; Subject: Re: DNSSEC - Signature Only vs the MX/A issue.<br>
&gt; Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2006 21:14:18 +0100<br>
&gt; Sender: owner-namedroppers@ops.ietf.org<br>
&gt; <br>
&gt; * Mike StJohns:<br>
&gt; <br>
&gt; &gt; Any other ideas in this general topic?<br>
&gt; <br>
&gt; I think this could be addressed in a straightforward manner,
keeping<br>
&gt; the spirit of SO, if you published a signed bitmap of all
permitted<br>
&gt; RTYPE/RCLASS combinations for a particular value.<br>
&gt; <br>
&gt; If you wonder if this is worth the additional complexity, it seems
to<br>
&gt; me that this is less complex than the A/MX heuristics described<br>
&gt; earlier in the thread.&nbsp; At least it's completely
deterministic.<br>
&gt; <br>
&gt; There is a significant overhead, of course, compared to SO as<br>
&gt; proposed, but less so compared to plain old DNS.<br>
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> ... blaming my proposal as a distraction seems to be a bit ...unreasonable.
> It may be more reasonable to blame the lack of attraction of DNSSEC to the
> zone operators and the lack of any application driven desire for DNSSEC for
> its failure to take hold up to this point.

i think the lack of attraction is explainable separately from the quality or
complexity of the current official design.  kc said it best, on one of steve
crocker's concalls, when steve asked "what's the one thing the community
needs to begin dnssec deployment?" and kc answered, "motivation."  dnssec is
a classic internet design, demanded by military/government types.  it is not
like the web or ssl, demanded by the market and/or useful for commerce.  if
you're trying to create motivation, then adding an 8th 11th-hour retrenching
isn't the way.  if you're trying to overcome inertia and/or improve the
cost:benefit toward a more compelling level, then again, adding an 8th 11th
hour retrenching to the schedule is not your best move.

> WRT to Ohta's design - I've actually never seen it.  

that's a sad statement in and of itself.  you're acting like a latecomer who
has all the answers but hasn't done a lot of research and/or homework.  since
i know you better than that, i am mystified.  what kind of deployment community
backing have you received that made your current proposal seem useful?

> In general, my proposal is targeted at the space mostly ignored by PNE
> DNSSEC - that of how an application uses signed DNS data.  I don't actually
> consider this a change in direction, rather one that could focus this
> deployment on the use of the data rather than simply the signing of it for
> signing's sake.

as most of us have been saying for a decade, the major reason to deploy dnssec
is that it will protect nameservers from following evil NS/A/AAAA chains.  if
there's a secondary benefit (that dnssec is useful in commerce or antispam
or antiphish or whatever) then such secondary benefits will not be known or
visible until after the basic infrastructure is in place.  that's due to the
chicken-or-egg problem, folks won't sign their zones until it improves their
lives, and folks won't install a validators until it improves their lives.
something had to be the first mover.  obviously, that's the NS/A/AAAA chains.

> ... I'm sure if I had submitted this at the beginning of the NSEC3
> discussions I would have gotten the same "11th hour" comments.  So feel free
> to ignore it - I''ll keep it live as a draft for a year or so and we can
> talk about 11th hour issues again in about a year or two while we're waiting
> for NSEC4.  :-)

here, you are preaching to the choir.  i wasn't going to propose EDNS until
DNSSEC was done, but in 1998 donald eastlake convinced me that there was time.
michael graff and i decided not to propose "slabbed DNS" with security as
metadata in 2002 because we didn't want to muddy the waters.  a bazillion
people have told me not to bother deploy DLV since NSEC3 is coming real soon
now.  a couple of times per year, i drag something up from the old jim galvin
dns-security mailing list archive and repost it to namedroppers under the
subject, "on this date in 1997" or whatever, and it'll be the same thread all
over again.  i hate this whole thing.  dnssec is the worst design-by-committee
effort i've ever seen, both in terms of how late it is, how fuzzy the goals
have been, how often the goals have changed, and how complicated and heavy it
is now that it is trying to be all-things-to-all-people.

but you won't improve it by adding an 8th 11th-hour redesign.  all you could
do would be to convince anybody who has been waiting for dnssec that they'll
have to go their own way.  are you failing to grasp that any change to the
way this stuff works will take at least two years to stop arguing about and
test-in-lab and write code for and so on?  and that the real deployment work
will not begin until those moments stop coming?  and that real deployment
will take five years once it starts?

> You decry my timing and strategy, but I ask you when if not now?  Should I
> have submitted this as a place holder 3 years ago when roughly the same
> argument was made to me?  Should I have waited until NSEC3 was complete -
> if ever?  Never?  If the latter really is the answer, then the IETF is a
> vastly different organization that it used to be.

never.  because the IETF is a vastly different organization than it used to
be.  and while you're hitting on the reasons we tried to start MODA, that's a
separate discussion (and, MODA is dead, since it could not overcome inertia.)

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At 0:18 +0000 12/3/06, Paul Vixie wrote:

>
(MSJ) > WRT to Ohta's design - I've actually never seen it.
>
>that's a sad statement in and of itself.  you're acting like a latecomer who
>has all the answers but hasn't done a lot of research and/or homework.  since
>i know you better than that, i am mystified.  what kind of 
>deployment community
>backing have you received that made your current proposal seem useful?

That's a bit harsh.  Ohta's proposal is very hard to find.  I've 
tried, and eventually did get a copy.   Here's a URL for it.

http://www.watersprings.org/pub/id/draft-ohta-simple-dns-02.txt
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Subject: Back to Ohta's old proposal (Was: DNSSEC - Signature Only vs the MX/A issue.
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On Sat, Dec 02, 2006 at 10:26:15PM +0000,
 Paul Vixie <paul@vix.com> wrote 
 a message of 65 lines which said:

> the working group refused to consider a simpler design that lacked,
> among other things, secure nxdomain.  masataka ohta wrote up a
> viable proposal 11 years ago

Thanks to the archaeologist Ed Lewis, I've read this draft and I'm
puzzled: it does cover PNE for domains, with the ZL record (and PNE
for types with the RRD record). Ohta's proposal does not seem to be SO
and therefore does not seem to be a direct competitor of St John's.


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On Sat, Dec 02, 2006 at 09:14:18PM +0100,
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> I think this could be addressed in a straightforward manner, keeping
> the spirit of SO, if you published a signed bitmap of all permitted
> RTYPE/RCLASS combinations for a particular value.

This moves the complexity to the resolver, which would have to
remember, when receving (NOERROR, Answer=0) to retrieve the signed
bitmap and to check it.

But, yes, it seems simpler than the RRD in Ohta's draft (recently
resurrected).


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I'm very interested in the problem of motivation, because I'm part of an
organization that is trying to predict customer motivation, which will
predict customer demand for DNSSEC features in our products.  We can use
those predictions to guide our decision about when to have those DNSSEC
features ready for our customers.

As far as I can tell, there is no market/commerce motivation today.  Attacks
that can be mitigated by DNSSEC are not in the public consciousness like
spam or malware or phishing attacks.  Do we have documented evidence of
specific successful attacks that can be mitigated by DNSSEC?

What is the direct, immediate RoI for the resources I have to commit to
providing DNSSEC resolution for names in my zone?  My external contacts
("customers") may benefit from mitigation of attacks, but that's an indirect
benefit.  

The motivation driving deployment problem is compounded by the complexity
(as measured by the number of moving parts) of the solution, which results
in a chicken-and-egg problem.  My organization may benefit by enabling
DNSSEC resolution on my internal hosts and recursive servers, but that
benefit only accrues if the sites I access provide DNSSEC.

The motivation factor seems to be necessary (although not sufficient) to
drive DNSSEC deployment...

- Ralph


On 12/2/06 7:18 PM, "Paul Vixie" <paul@vix.com> wrote:

>> ... blaming my proposal as a distraction seems to be a bit ...unreasonable.
>> It may be more reasonable to blame the lack of attraction of DNSSEC to the
>> zone operators and the lack of any application driven desire for DNSSEC for
>> its failure to take hold up to this point.
> 
> i think the lack of attraction is explainable separately from the quality or
> complexity of the current official design.  kc said it best, on one of steve
> crocker's concalls, when steve asked "what's the one thing the community
> needs to begin dnssec deployment?" and kc answered, "motivation."  dnssec is
> a classic internet design, demanded by military/government types.  it is not
> like the web or ssl, demanded by the market and/or useful for commerce.  if
> you're trying to create motivation, then adding an 8th 11th-hour retrenching
> isn't the way.  if you're trying to overcome inertia and/or improve the
> cost:benefit toward a more compelling level, then again, adding an 8th 11th
> hour retrenching to the schedule is not your best move.

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On Sun, Dec 03, 2006 at 08:10:57AM -0500, Ralph Droms wrote:

> that can be mitigated by DNSSEC are not in the public consciousness like
> spam or malware or phishing attacks.  Do we have documented evidence of
> specific successful attacks that can be mitigated by DNSSEC?

Yes, there have been succesful spoofing attacks, whereby end-users end up on
a different website from the one they thought they were visiting. These
attacks could have been prevented without DNSSEC however, and any website
that is truly important uses SSL, which would flag the misdirection (which
would then be ignored).

Such spoofing has actually happened a number of times, but hasn't really hit
the news.

It is also easy to do, to quote from 
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-hubert-dns-anti-spoofing-00.txt

   The calculations above indicate the relative ease with which DNS data can
   be spoofed.  For example, using the formula derived earlier on a domain
   with a 3600 second TTL, an attacker sending 7000 fake answer packets/s (a
   rate of 4.5Mb/s), stands a 10% chance of spoofing a record in the first
   24 hours, which rises to 50% after a week.

   For a domain with a TTL of 60 seconds, the 10% level is hit after 24
   minutes, 50% after less than 3 hours, 90% after around 9 hours.

I've written some tools that perform this action, when you manage to
saturate the bonafide authoritative servers, success is achieved within
seconds. Partial saturation means somewhat longer time is needed. The
calculations above are for the non-saturated case.

> What is the direct, immediate RoI for the resources I have to commit to
> providing DNSSEC resolution for names in my zone?  My external contacts
> ("customers") may benefit from mitigation of attacks, but that's an indirect
> benefit.  

They might conceivably worry more over the (inherent) higher reliability
problems of DNSSEC: there are far more failure modes. This is not DNSSECs
fault, it is inherent in any protocol that gets encryption added to it.

This is why I favor (immediate) ameliorization measures, as outlined in my
draft, which are easy to implement. 

However, recapping, there IS a problem that needs to be solved.

	Bert

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Mike StJohns wrote:

> ~1992-3 - TIS submitted a proposal to ARPA for research in this
> area - a 3+ year contract (or maybe a task order against an
> existing contract) was awarded.

It maybe the reason why TIS's proposal was chosen without any
real (Paul's confusion on my proposal is an evidence) discussion.

Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:

>>the working group refused to consider a simpler design that lacked,
>>among other things, secure nxdomain.  masataka ohta wrote up a
>>viable proposal 11 years ago

> Thanks to the archaeologist Ed Lewis, I've read this draft and I'm
> puzzled: it does cover PNE for domains, with the ZL record (and PNE
> for types with the RRD record).

Yese, it does everthing DNSSEC does. The difference is that my
proposal avoided, by design, all the gotchas related to CNAME, glue,
UDP size overflow and so, most of which was confirmed with an
implementation.

OTOH, TIS's proposal was not implemented and was claimed to have
some minor features intentionally missing from mine, all of which
is useless/harmful/impossible and was, later, dropped.

> Ohta's proposal does not seem to be SO
> and therefore does not seem to be a direct competitor of St John's.

It's trivially easy to add my propoal some record that a zone does
not support ZL.

However, even though my proposal makes more simpler to
implement, deploy and operate, the real problem of DNSSEC is
that it is merely weakly secure.

That is, if you can blindly believe that all the namesever
operators between you and your peer are secured, you can blindly
believe that all the ISPs between you and your peer are secured.

						Masataka Ohta


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[ Apologies for a mostly non-technical mail that says what everybody already
knows. ]

Ralph Droms wrote:
> What is the direct, immediate RoI for the resources I have to commit to
> providing DNSSEC resolution for names in my zone?  My external contacts
> ("customers") may benefit from mitigation of attacks, but that's an indirect
> benefit.  

Isn't this always the case with security though? What is the direct, immediate
RoI for putting a lock on your door?

I think the reason things like DNS and routing security don't get much traction
is because there is much lower hanging fruit for attackers. If the end points of
the Internet weren't so insecure, then things would be different.

If DNSSEC stabilizes after NSEC3, then DNSSEC could slowly become part of the
BCP for network operators. The blocking factor here is the TLD (and the root),
which has little or nothing to do with RoI.

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On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 11:45:03AM +0100, Shane Kerr wrote:
> Isn't this always the case with security though? What is the direct, immediate
> RoI for putting a lock on your door?

Try removing the lock from your office building and you find out quickly
enough.

Security IS part of doing business, and if it is more effort than it is
perceived to be worth, people don't do it. 

Perception is the key word here though.

My feeling however is that the full cost of DNSSEC (even without NSEC3)
vastly outweighs any perceived (or even: real) benefit.

See http://ds9a.nl/secure-dns.html for some further discussion. I don't
doubt DNS needs better security, but it doesn't warrant anything really
complex.

	Bert

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On 2006-11-30 14:36:25 -0500, Mike StJohns wrote:
> Unsecure is data under a trust anchor where there was a secure
> delegation into an unsecure zone (e.g. proof at the parent that the
> DS record didn't exist)

So, there is the equivalent of PNE for DS records under any model?
Otherwise an attacker can break the chain of trust, right?

> All you can say about data in an unsecure zone was that the parent 
> said it was unsecure.  A response of non-existence is no better or 
> worse than without DNSSEC or data not subordinate to a trust anchor.
> 
> If you say a site doesn't exist securely of course you know that the 
> data doesn't exist - now.  The question is how long you wait until 
> you decide that it might exist (e.g. TTLs)?  And how does that
> differ from what you do with DNS today (e.g. negative caching ttls)?
> I know that if I get an answer like that regardless of whether its
> validated or unvalidated, I'm probably going to try and force a DNS
> lookup past the cache, especially if I *know* (someone told me,
> someone wrote it down, it was on a web page, etc) it existed.
> 
> If you say a site doesn't exist insecurely, you don't have the data 
> to connect (i.e. no return of a A record) so you can't connect.  You 
> might want to try again - and if you get a validated answer that it 
> does exist (either PNE or SO) at a later time you connect.
> 
> I can't see any difference on the final result or even much on how I 
> got there...

So the difference under discussion is the TTL on negative caching,
right? (*)

In general, I thought we trust the administrator in DNS. We respect
TTL for caching.

If DNSSEC without negative caching is okay, then I guess we don't need
PNE, for some classes of applications. A big scary notice to anyone
using DNS might be in order though ("no doesn't *always* mean no").

> >For non-interactive applications... I don't know. The possible
> >attack is DoS, right? I guess some analysis of classes of
> >non-interactive applications can be made, but my intuition tells me
> >that most applications will need to handle this attack in a unique
> >way.
> 
> Yes.  I'd really like someone to make and publish analyses for 
> several applications rather than assume a field of dreams 
> approach.  At the very least it would silence some of the DNSSEC 
> critics who ask "What's the value-add for DNSSEC?"

Yeah... RFC 3833 says about authenticated denial of domain names: "The
question remains: how serious is this threat?"

It's been a couple of years... has there been any work done since
then?

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(*) I'll think a bit more on the actual resolution process, I think
there is a difference there.

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On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 11:45:03AM +0100,
 Shane Kerr <Shane_Kerr@isc.org> wrote 
 a message of 38 lines which said:

> Isn't this always the case with security though? What is the direct,
> immediate RoI for putting a lock on your door?

You get a big cut in your insurance costs . That's a RoI!

[This could be a good model for DNSSEC. In the real world, decisions
about security are not taken based on technical merits. They are taken
based on what the insurance companies require.]

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At 8:10 -0500 12/3/06, Ralph Droms wrote:

>spam or malware or phishing attacks.  Do we have documented evidence of
>specific successful attacks that can be mitigated by DNSSEC?

I have seen just one attack documented.  It isn't like the attack 
that Bert Hubert describes, I'll explain that later.

http://www.alvestrand.no/subjects/dns-attack-1.html documents the one 
case.  This is not a "it could happen" but an attack that did happen.

The attack works on manipulation of data within the registration 
system.  It could be the result of subscriber fraud (such as using a 
fake credit card) or it could be the result of a hiccup in the 
registration process.

The hiccup begins with using an out-of-bailiwick name server that is 
so out-of-bailiwick the name server is in another domain.  There's no 
tractable way for the expiration of a domain name to trigger a check 
of all uses of name servers in that domain across all other 
registries.

A tractable defense to this is to have zones that use out of 
bailiwick servers to check on the expiration dates of the domains 
homing their slaves.  This could be built into a name server product 
or a zone management product.

Or completely avoid of out-of-bailiwick name servers.  (Peter - I'm 
just saying...)

DNSSEC would be one way to address this situation (I wouldn't call it 
an attack necessarily), with the alternative being tighter defense 
against subscriber fraud and diligent management of out-of-bailiwick 
name servers.  (Said in the vein that RFC 2181 and the code Andreas 
mentioned on the list are an alternative to DNSSEC when fighting 
cache poisoning.)

The attack that Bret mentions (I forget if it is a prediction or an 
observation - I think it is a prediction because he uses formal math 
to describe it) is something that is of concern.  But it is cache 
poisoning a directed attack at poisoning a particular server.  The 
situation documented by Harald is a widespread situation, when it is 
pulled off, all iterating name servers "will fall victim" to it not 
just the targeted one(s).

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On Fri, 24 Nov 2006, Olaf M. Kolkman wrote:
>
> I think that most folk seem to agree that the "**" (terminal) super-wildcard
> could be implemented using a preprocessor [3], personally I think that such
> mechanism does not need a protocol action. I also think that there are still
> folk that would like to see a solution for the not-so-terminal wildcard
> (_foo.*.example.com) although we have not seen any concrete solutions and
> there is doubt that deployment of such (protocol) extension would ever happen.

CSA specifies that clients can perform a limited walk up the DNS to search
for CSA SRV records, as an alternative to wildcarding.
http://mipassoc.org/csv/draft-ietf-marid-csv-csa-02.html

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> From: Tony Finch [mailto:fanf2@hermes.cam.ac.uk] On Behalf Of=20
>=20
> On Fri, 24 Nov 2006, Olaf M. Kolkman wrote:
> >
> > I think that most folk seem to agree that the "**" (terminal)=20
> > super-wildcard could be implemented using a preprocessor [3],=20
> > personally I think that such mechanism does not need a protocol=20
> > action. I also think that there are still folk that would=20
> like to see=20
> > a solution for the not-so-terminal wildcard
> > (_foo.*.example.com) although we have not seen any concrete=20
> solutions=20
> > and there is doubt that deployment of such (protocol)=20
> extension would ever happen.
>=20
> CSA specifies that clients can perform a limited walk up the=20
> DNS to search for CSA SRV records, as an alternative to wildcarding.
> http://mipassoc.org/csv/draft-ietf-marid-csv-csa-02.html

This is the problem though.

Heuristic walks up and down the DNS hierarchy are the quick and easy =
fix. The problem is that they are inefficient and they change the =
semantics of DNS administrative boundaries.

=20

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At 13:39 +0100 12/4/06, bert hubert wrote:

>Perception is the key word here though.

No pun intended, yes, it's all perception.

>My feeling however is that the full cost of DNSSEC (even without NSEC3)
>vastly outweighs any perceived (or even: real) benefit.

Having worked with DNSSEC for more than two years, I know a lot about 
what DNSSEC is.  But knowing how (well) it is constructed doesn't 
mean it is the right solution to the problems we have now.

Times change, problems change.  What was probably the best solution 
in 1996 might not be the best solution in 2007.  Just because DNS has 
a vulnerable protocol state and DNSSEC offers a means to defend it 
does not mean DNSSEC is the answer.

This doesn't mean DNSSEC ought to be abandoned.  But I do wonder why, 
if DNSSEC is the solution to problems, that it isn't wholeheartedly 
adopted?  I don't hear anyone saying "I'd love to use DNSSEC, but 
could you adjust it here or there?"  I.e., I don't see a building 
demand for it.

DNSSEC does take a water-tight approach to security, it would be able 
to defend a lot of forms of attack and supports all of the robustness 
principles of the DNS (caching, replication, etc.).  But is the 
effort to be this secure worth the cost?  I haven't seen anyone who 
says yes to the latter with an open wallet.
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> This doesn't mean DNSSEC ought to be abandoned.  But I do wonder why, if
> DNSSEC is the solution to problems, that it isn't wholeheartedly adopted?

because, like AV products for home PC's, most folks who need this technology
do not know that they need it.  without marketing, there is no market.  (duh!)

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> 
> DNSSEC does take a water-tight approach to security, it would be able 
> to defend a lot of forms of attack and supports all of the robustness 
> principles of the DNS (caching, replication, etc.).  But is the 
> effort to be this secure worth the cost?  I haven't seen anyone who 
> says yes to the latter with an open wallet.
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> I don't think I've ever seen an insult done as subtly and smarmily as the
> one above.   Congratulations on your use of the English language.

mike, i think we're done here.

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At 07:18 PM 12/2/2006, Paul Vixie wrote:
> > ... blaming my proposal as a distraction seems to be a bit ...unreasonable.
> > It may be more reasonable to blame the lack of attraction of DNSSEC to the
> > zone operators and the lack of any application driven desire for DNSSEC for
> > its failure to take hold up to this point.
>
>i think the lack of attraction is explainable separately from the quality or
>complexity of the current official design.  kc said it best, on one of steve
>crocker's concalls, when steve asked "what's the one thing the community
>needs to begin dnssec deployment?" and kc answered, "motivation."  dnssec is
>a classic internet design, demanded by military/government types.  it is not
>like the web or ssl, demanded by the market and/or useful for commerce.  if
>you're trying to create motivation, then adding an 8th 11th-hour retrenching
>isn't the way.  if you're trying to overcome inertia and/or improve the
>cost:benefit toward a more compelling level, then again, adding an 8th 11th
>hour retrenching to the schedule is not your best move.

I'm not adding anything to the schedule.... feel free to complete and 
deploy NSEC3 on schedule.. what is that schedule by the way?

> > WRT to Ohta's design - I've actually never seen it.
>
>that's a sad statement in and of itself.  you're acting like a latecomer who
>has all the answers but hasn't done a lot of research and/or homework.  since
>i know you better than that, i am mystified.  what kind of 
>deployment community
>backing have you received that made your current proposal seem useful?

I don't think I've ever seen an insult done as subtly and smarmily as 
the one above.   Congratulations on your use of the English language.

I actually did a fair amount of research and homework as you well 
know.  I also discussed the generics of my proposal with many people 
who have been involved with DNSSEC over the last 4 years and Ohta's 
proposal never came up.  If it had, having now looked at it, I 
wouldn't have used anything from it as it had no interoperability 
with 4033-4035.  Finally, after I presented SO at the IETF a number 
of people who are trying to deploy DNSSEC found me to chat - and said 
that this proposal might actually speed deployment.

but you won't improve it by adding an 8th 11th-hour redesign.  all you could
>do would be to convince anybody who has been waiting for dnssec that they'll
>have to go their own way.

You seem to be all out of proportion afraid of one simple 
proposal.  If the DNSSEC train can be derailed by such a simple thing 
(think penny on the track) isn't it possible that the track needs 
rebuilding or the engine needs redesign?

>are you failing to grasp that any change to the
>way this stuff works will take at least two years to stop arguing about and
>test-in-lab and write code for and so on?  and that the real deployment work
>will not begin until those moments stop coming?  and that real deployment
>will take five years once it starts?

Actually, given reactions from folks like you I've about decided to 
publish it as experimental - as a profile of 4033-4035 with 
extensions.  That should have it done mostly at the next IETF.  For 
code - well stub zones without further delegation will run on 
4033-4035 compliant servers (already have a few proof of concepts 
there).  The changes to 4033-4035 authoritative and recursive servers 
for full compliance mainly involve teaching them that OSIG should be 
treated like RRSIG(DNSKEY) and DSSO like the DS record.  For 
deployment, if someone thinks they can make money signing OSIG 
records I'll bet that would happen sooner than 5 years.  For the 
application side - that's a bit harder, but since validators for 
4033-4035 already exist for a few apps, not as hard as you would 
think as SO validation is a subset of PNE validation.

> > You decry my timing and strategy, but I ask you when if not now?  Should I
> > have submitted this as a place holder 3 years ago when roughly the same
> > argument was made to me?  Should I have waited until NSEC3 was complete -
> > if ever?  Never?  If the latter really is the answer, then the IETF is a
> > vastly different organization that it used to be.
>
>never.  because the IETF is a vastly different organization than it used to
>be.  and while you're hitting on the reasons we tried to start MODA, that's a
>separate discussion (and, MODA is dead, since it could not overcome inertia.)

And that's what happens when political considerations override 
technical ones... sad.

If you've got further technical arguments to make - please make 
them.  I'm done with this political thread.

Later, Mike




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At 09:10 AM 12/4/2006, Shane Kerr wrote:
>On 2006-11-30 14:36:25 -0500, Mike StJohns wrote:
> > Unsecure is data under a trust anchor where there was a secure
> > delegation into an unsecure zone (e.g. proof at the parent that the
> > DS record didn't exist)
>
>So, there is the equivalent of PNE for DS records under any model?
>Otherwise an attacker can break the chain of trust, right?

Not exactly.  In both SO and PNE you break the chain of trust by 
failing to have a signature chain - in PNE, the semantics of that 
signature chain include signatures over NSEC(3) records which gives 
you the ability to  prove that a record doesn't exist.  In either 
case, you use the signature chain to prove the validity of one or 
more records - but what the records might say is that something 
doesn't exist.  So doing a deletion or modification attack on any 
RRSIG record results in an unvalidated answer for either SO or 
PNE.  Breaking the chain on a PNE proof of DS non-existence has the 
side effect of making all the stuff covered by the DS record "bogus".


> > All you can say about data in an unsecure zone was that the parent
> > said it was unsecure.  A response of non-existence is no better or
> > worse than without DNSSEC or data not subordinate to a trust anchor.
> >
> > If you say a site doesn't exist securely of course you know that the
> > data doesn't exist - now.  The question is how long you wait until
> > you decide that it might exist (e.g. TTLs)?  And how does that
> > differ from what you do with DNS today (e.g. negative caching ttls)?
> > I know that if I get an answer like that regardless of whether its
> > validated or unvalidated, I'm probably going to try and force a DNS
> > lookup past the cache, especially if I *know* (someone told me,
> > someone wrote it down, it was on a web page, etc) it existed.
> >
> > If you say a site doesn't exist insecurely, you don't have the data
> > to connect (i.e. no return of a A record) so you can't connect.  You
> > might want to try again - and if you get a validated answer that it
> > does exist (either PNE or SO) at a later time you connect.
> >
> > I can't see any difference on the final result or even much on how I
> > got there...
>
>So the difference under discussion is the TTL on negative caching,
>right? (*)
>
>In general, I thought we trust the administrator in DNS. We respect
>TTL for caching.
>
>If DNSSEC without negative caching is okay, then I guess we don't need
>PNE, for some classes of applications. A big scary notice to anyone
>using DNS might be in order though ("no doesn't *always* mean no").

We trust current DNS to do reasonable negative caching - and that's a 
point of weakness mitigated by relatively short caching times.  If 
you do negative caching based on a proof of non-existence, you could 
up the negative caching time somewhat, but you then have to have 
another discussion about just how long you keep the stuff negatively 
cached.  Too long and the server may not retrieve legitimately new 
data that's published after the negative response from the 
authoritative server.

The semantics of a signature over existing data generally mean you 
can trust the binding of the name to the data over the signature 
lifetime (e.g. from signature inception to expiration) - that's a 
separate issue from keeping it in the cache which is a TTL issue.

The semantics of a signature over non-existing data - does that mean 
you can trust there will never be a binding of a name to data covered 
by the non-existence proof during the signature lifetime?  Can a 
validator rely on this?

In practice, the answer is that the reliance on a proof of 
non-existence is bounded by a number lower than the signature 
lifetime (e.g. the embedded original TTL of the NSEC record) - 
otherwise an administrative error (e.g. proving there are no MX 
records at the zone name for the next 20 years) would really screw 
you. (But consider an attacker who could get his hands on such a 
record and keep replaying in for the next 20 years :-) )


> > >For non-interactive applications... I don't know. The possible
> > >attack is DoS, right? I guess some analysis of classes of
> > >non-interactive applications can be made, but my intuition tells me
> > >that most applications will need to handle this attack in a unique
> > >way.
> >
> > Yes.  I'd really like someone to make and publish analyses for
> > several applications rather than assume a field of dreams
> > approach.  At the very least it would silence some of the DNSSEC
> > critics who ask "What's the value-add for DNSSEC?"
>
>Yeah... RFC 3833 says about authenticated denial of domain names: "The
>question remains: how serious is this threat?"
>
>It's been a couple of years... has there been any work done since
>then?

Some - not enough.

Later, Mike


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On Mon, 04 Dec 2006 12:12:21 -0500 Mike wrote:
MS>   The changes to 4033-4035 authoritative and recursive servers=20
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MS> treated like RRSIG(DNSKEY) and DSSO like the DS record.  For=20
MS> deployment, if someone thinks they can make money signing OSIG=20
MS> records I'll bet that would happen sooner than 5 years. =20

I find this interesting, since you've said yourself that you haven't
figured out a way for a resolver to know if it should expect an OSIG
record (and thus know if it's been stripped). Which is too bad, I think
off-tree signing would be very nice to have.

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At 01:22 PM 12/4/2006, Robert Story wrote:
>On Mon, 04 Dec 2006 12:12:21 -0500 Mike wrote:
>MS>   The changes to 4033-4035 authoritative and recursive servers
>MS> for full compliance mainly involve teaching them that OSIG should be
>MS> treated like RRSIG(DNSKEY) and DSSO like the DS record.  For
>MS> deployment, if someone thinks they can make money signing OSIG
>MS> records I'll bet that would happen sooner than 5 years.
>
>I find this interesting, since you've said yourself that you haven't
>figured out a way for a resolver to know if it should expect an OSIG
>record (and thus know if it's been stripped). Which is too bad, I think
>off-tree signing would be very nice to have.


Sorry - apples and oranges here.

The presence of a RRSIG(DNSKEY) hint (e.g. with a special algorithm 
type) tells a validator/resolver to look for an OSIG record at the 
apex regardless of whether it was returned under a DO query.  If it 
finds the OSIG, the validator  can use the OSIG to create a chain of 
trust into the zone.

Under PNE, the presence of a trust anchor implies that I should be 
able to complete a proof of existence or non-existence for any query 
subordinate to that trust anchor.  That's really the first part of 
the validation algorithm - setting the expectation before ever 
retrieving any data.  If the OSIG zone is not under a trust anchor, 
then the RRSIG and OSIG could be stripped without ever causing the 
PNE validator to reset the expectation from unsigned to signed 
resulting the zone being treated as "unknown" or "unsecure"

In SO - all unvalidated answers are equally bad so this isn't a problem.

So you could use this mechanism for PNE, but the results for a zone 
signed by OSIG but not subordinate to a trust anchor would be no 
better than SO.  (Hmm... I guess you could include NSEC records for 
the zone, but the signalling for whether a zone is PNE or SO is done 
by choice of DS or DSSO so you'd have to encode that in the OSIG).


The way this OSIG/RRSIG hack works is that the OSIG is treated by a 
non-SO-compliant server like any other non-dnssec data - (E.g. 
RFC3597 master file representation syntax).

Mike


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On Mon, 04 Dec 2006 14:03:33 -0500 Mike wrote:
MS> At 01:22 PM 12/4/2006, Robert Story wrote:
MS> >On Mon, 04 Dec 2006 12:12:21 -0500 Mike wrote:
MS> >MS>   The changes to 4033-4035 authoritative and recursive servers
MS> >MS> for full compliance mainly involve teaching them that OSIG should =
be
MS> >MS> treated like RRSIG(DNSKEY) and DSSO like the DS record.  For
MS> >MS> deployment, if someone thinks they can make money signing OSIG
MS> >MS> records I'll bet that would happen sooner than 5 years.
MS> >
MS> >I find this interesting, since you've said yourself that you haven't
MS> >figured out a way for a resolver to know if it should expect an OSIG
MS> >record (and thus know if it's been stripped). Which is too bad, I think
MS> >off-tree signing would be very nice to have.
MS>=20
MS>=20
MS> Sorry - apples and oranges here.
MS>=20
MS> The presence of a RRSIG(DNSKEY) hint (e.g. with a special algorithm=20
MS> type) tells a validator/resolver to look for an OSIG record at the=20
MS> apex regardless of whether it was returned under a DO query.  If it=20
MS> finds the OSIG, the validator  can use the OSIG to create a chain of=20
MS> trust into the zone.

I guess I wasn't clear.. I was referring to this paragraph from your
initial message on off-tree signing:

> If a DNSSEC aware client makes a query into the DNS tree for data=20
> that is not subordinate to one of the trust anchors it knows about=20
> (e.g.  it olny knows about .COM, the query is for "FOO.NET"), that=20
> data is automatically treated as not-signed by the validator.  Say=20
> that foo.net has an off tree signature - there's no way to convey to=20
> the validator that this part of the tree is signed - a simple=20
> deletion attack could remove any DNSSEC data and the validator=20
> wouldn't know the difference.

So, my observation was simply that I can't imagine people signing up
for OSIGs when a deletion attack is so simple...

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On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 12:12:21PM -0500, Mike StJohns wrote:

> I'm not adding anything to the schedule.... feel free to complete and 
> deploy NSEC3 on schedule.. what is that schedule by the way?

Also - if DNSSEC were to be a success, NSEC3 would be the most complex part
of *any* protocol actually used on the internet. It even beats H.323.

Not many protocols require mathematical problem solvers embedded in mission
critical software.

> You seem to be all out of proportion afraid of one simple proposal.  If
> the DNSSEC train can be derailed by such a simple thing (think penny on
> the track) isn't it possible that the track needs rebuilding or the engine
> needs redesign?

DNSSEC has been derailed many times already. 

Signature Only however might fit the 'cost/benefit' balance.

> Actually, given reactions from folks like you I've about decided to 
> publish it as experimental - as a profile of 4033-4035 with 
> extensions.  That should have it done mostly at the next IETF.  For 

That is one other problem of DNSSEC - it is absorbing most of the 'brain
cycles' of DNSEXT members. Non-DNSSEC drafts struggle to get enough
attention, even those which would have an immediate positive influence on
DNS security.

Which I understand, a lot of time is needed to work through all DNSSEC
drafts and proposals etc.

But it is sad nonetheless. You may find the same problem getting people
willing to proofread your RFC.

	Bert

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>
>I guess I wasn't clear.. I was referring to this paragraph from your
>initial message on off-tree signing:
>
> > If a DNSSEC aware client makes a query into the DNS tree for data
> > that is not subordinate to one of the trust anchors it knows about
> > (e.g.  it olny knows about .COM, the query is for "FOO.NET"), that
> > data is automatically treated as not-signed by the validator.  Say
> > that foo.net has an off tree signature - there's no way to convey to
> > the validator that this part of the tree is signed - a simple
> > deletion attack could remove any DNSSEC data and the validator
> > wouldn't know the difference.
>
>So, my observation was simply that I can't imagine people signing up
>for OSIGs when a deletion attack is so simple...

For SO - its a "don't care" or rather  "unvalidatable signed data 
(e.g. because of deletion) is no better than unsigned data.  That's 
the basic design of SO....  the only output of the validator is 
either validated or unvalidated - if the former, do the "secure" 
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At 02:58 PM 12/4/2006, Mike StJohns wrote:

>>I guess I wasn't clear.. I was referring to this paragraph from your
>>initial message on off-tree signing:
>>
>> > If a DNSSEC aware client makes a query into the DNS tree for data
>> > that is not subordinate to one of the trust anchors it knows about
>> > (e.g.  it olny knows about .COM, the query is for "FOO.NET"), that
>> > data is automatically treated as not-signed by the validator.  Say
>> > that foo.net has an off tree signature - there's no way to convey to
>> > the validator that this part of the tree is signed - a simple
>> > deletion attack could remove any DNSSEC data and the validator
>> > wouldn't know the difference.
>>
>>So, my observation was simply that I can't imagine people signing up
>>for OSIGs when a deletion attack is so simple...
>
>For SO - its a "don't care" or rather  "unvalidatable signed data 
>(e.g. because of deletion) is no better than unsigned data.  That's 
>the basic design of SO....  the only output of the validator is 
>either validated or unvalidated - if the former, do the "secure" 
>thing, if the latter do something else.


Hmm.. let me expand this.... with the sole exception of a delegation 
into an unsecure zone you use PNE to  prove that the data you asked 
for doesn't exist (NB - at the time you ask).  What the practical 
result of that is that you won't try and connect (because ... 
duh  :-) ... you don't have the data).

If you get a valid/exists result in PNE you pretty much never look at 
the non-existence data - so this is directly equivalent to SO.

If you get a bogus result (e.g. an inability to either prove or 
disprove the existence of data) - that's equivalent to an 
"unvalidated" result in SO - both PNE and SO will generally treat 
bogus/unvalidated as not secure and take some action less than the 
"secure" action.

It's only the corner cases - the provably unsecure set of records 
(either not under a trust anchor or under a securely unsecure 
delegation) where PNE and SO treat results differently.  SO treats 
anything that it can't validate as unvalidated.  PNE treats data that 
it didn't know how to validate as better than data it did know how to 
validate, but for which it wasn't able to complete the validation 
(e.g. better than bogus data).

Hmm...




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On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 02:43:05PM -0500, Robert Story wrote:

> So, my observation was simply that I can't imagine people signing up
> for OSIGs when a deletion attack is so simple...

Without intercepting traffic from either the client or the authoritative
nameserver, a deletion attack is only easy if the source port and DNS id of
queries are predictable.

People with the ability to intercept and inject packets are rare compared to
those able to spoof data from non-BCP 38 compliant networks - who I
currently consider the gravest danger to the DNS.

	Bert

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On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 09:45:07AM -0500, Edward Lewis wrote:

> DNSSEC does take a water-tight approach to security, it would be able 
> to defend a lot of forms of attack and supports all of the robustness 
> principles of the DNS (caching, replication, etc.).  But is the 
> effort to be this secure worth the cost?  I haven't seen anyone who 
> says yes to the latter with an open wallet.

We've asked many of our customers and users this exact question: would you
be willing to fund DNSSEC development in PowerDNS, and the answer has so far
always been a resounding 'no'.

We've seen people list "DNSSEC" (w/o further specification) as a
requirement, but nobody clamoured for it enough to pay a (modest) premium
for it.

To put this statement into perspective, in many areas, including some of the
largest internet markets (ie, Germany), PowerDNS controls >50% of domains
right now, and in others over 40% of resolving needs.

So if there were a 'hidden demand' for DNSSEC, or even 'more secure DNS'
we'd heard of it by now.

And I agree fully with Bill Manning's statement that most people previously
willing to fork over money for DNSSEC protocol development now have "an
empty wallet, and nothing (much) to show for it".

	Bert

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bert hubert wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 12:12:21PM -0500, Mike StJohns wrote:
> 
>> I'm not adding anything to the schedule.... feel free to complete and 
>> deploy NSEC3 on schedule.. what is that schedule by the way?
> 
> Also - if DNSSEC were to be a success, NSEC3 would be the most complex part
> of *any* protocol actually used on the internet. It even beats H.323.

Er, no.

> Not many protocols require mathematical problem solvers embedded in mission
> critical software.

What are you talking about?

I feel compelled to point out that NSEC3 isn't that complicated to
actually *do*.  If it is complex, it is complex to analyze.  That is, it
can be hard to convince yourself that it works without a bit of mental
stretching.

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On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 04:20:50PM -0500, David Blacka wrote:
> I feel compelled to point out that NSEC3 isn't that complicated to
> actually *do*.  If it is complex, it is complex to analyze.  That is, it
> can be hard to convince yourself that it works without a bit of mental
> stretching.

It has a 51 page draft, and it details only *non*-existence.

I am referring to NSEC3 non-existence proofs. Perhaps I missed something,
but messages like:
 
"In practice, then, we must show an NSEC3 record that encloses the hash of
 x.C, one that encloses the hash of *.C, and any RR owned by C (which could
 be an NSEC3, in which case it would be owned by the hash of C). A resolver
 verifying this proof would have to try longer and longer closest enclosers
 to determine which was being demonstrated as C, if an NSEC3 is presented.
 If any other RR was used, then C would be the owner. Once C has been
 determined, the resolver can easily check x.C and *.C against the proof."

http://www.ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2005/msg00468.html

.. look rather like I need to solve for a system of constraints within my
software.

But perhaps this applied to a previous draft, of perhaps I am dense (most
likely). The mind boggles however at the failure modes implied by the
wording quoted above.

	Bert

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bert hubert wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 04:20:50PM -0500, David Blacka wrote:
>> I feel compelled to point out that NSEC3 isn't that complicated to
>> actually *do*.  If it is complex, it is complex to analyze.  That is, it
>> can be hard to convince yourself that it works without a bit of mental
>> stretching.
> 
> It has a 51 page draft, and it details only *non*-existence.

I'm not sure that the length of the draft is totally correlative to the
complexity of the protocol.  It certainly took some words and examples
to cover all of the cases, however.

> I am referring to NSEC3 non-existence proofs. Perhaps I missed something,
> but messages like:
>  
> "In practice, then, we must show an NSEC3 record that encloses the hash of
>  x.C, one that encloses the hash of *.C, and any RR owned by C (which could
>  be an NSEC3, in which case it would be owned by the hash of C). A resolver
>  verifying this proof would have to try longer and longer closest enclosers
>  to determine which was being demonstrated as C, if an NSEC3 is presented.
>  If any other RR was used, then C would be the owner. Once C has been
>  determined, the resolver can easily check x.C and *.C against the proof."
> 
> http://www.ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2005/msg00468.html
> 
> .. look rather like I need to solve for a system of constraints within my
> software.

I don't think that text appears in the any version of the draft.

In any case, all it is actually saying is that you have to iteratively
hash a known, finite series of names in order to determine the closest
encloser.  The series of names is the qname, followed by all ancestors
of qname up to and including the zone apex (which you know).

> But perhaps this applied to a previous draft, of perhaps I am dense (most
> likely). The mind boggles however at the failure modes implied by the
> wording quoted above.

The actual proof follows a fairly simple algorithm.

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Seems to me that this discussion consists of endless demands for further =
particulars followed by the complaint that the answers to those =
particulars is too long.

NSEC3 is not at all complex by crypto standards.=20

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> [mailto:owner-namedroppers@ops.ietf.org] On Behalf Of Shane Kerr

> Isn't this always the case with security though? What is the=20
> direct, immediate RoI for putting a lock on your door?

Rarely from securing an existing infrastructure.

Don't expect the existing uses of DNS to drive deployment of the DNSSEC =
infrastructure. It can only serve those needs after the infrastructure =
is almost complete.

Deployment of DNSSEC will be driven by the deployment of domain centric =
security infrastructure such as DKIM and policy based network =
administrating to address the emerging challenge of deperimeterization.

There is a solid business case there but don't expect early adopters to =
be the ones who are already satisfied.=20

> I think the reason things like DNS and routing security don't=20
> get much traction is because there is much lower hanging=20
> fruit for attackers. If the end points of the Internet=20
> weren't so insecure, then things would be different.

The business case for routing security will be driven by regulation.

> If DNSSEC stabilizes after NSEC3, then DNSSEC could slowly=20
> become part of the BCP for network operators. The blocking=20
> factor here is the TLD (and the root), which has little or=20
> nothing to do with RoI.

Stability is not a necessary condition for deployment. Meeting the =
criterial considered essential by the key infrastructure providers is.


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--On Monday, December 04, 2006 20:56:25 -0800 "Hallam-Baker, Phillip" 
<pbaker@verisign.com> wrote:

> Rarely from securing an existing infrastructure.
>
> Don't expect the existing uses of DNS to drive deployment of the DNSSEC
> infrastructure. It can only serve those needs after the infrastructure is
> almost complete.

I'm not sure whether this is the same point Phil is making, but inc ase
not, it seems to me the RoI argument is like expecting positive RoI on the
deployment of the first telephone. From a resolver's point of view,
deployment is not going to be particularly useful until there are a number
of authorative servers with secure data to look up; and from an authorative
server's point of view, deployment isn't particularly useful until there
are a number of secure resolvers who know what to do with the data. Whilst
the above is true, I am also hoping it's so blindlingly obvious (being
equally true for most other end-to-end protocols) that people realized it
15 years ago (*).

As far as "no demand for DNSSEC" is concerned, I think it is fair to say I
have not yet driven through parliament square in London only to be slowed
by hordes of protesters carrying banners saying "what to do want? DNSSEC.
when do we want it? Now. Well, as soon as a reasonable deployment plan can
be worked out". However, I do recall going to a meeting a couple of months
ago attended by (amongst others) by one parliamentarian, and a
representative from the UK Department of Trade and Industry, and being
slightly surprised they where perfectly aware of the possibility of various
DNS-related attacks (no doubt discovered through background reasearch for
other Phishing attacks) and that DNSSEC solved most of them. I suspect that
signifies demand. And I suspect major registries aren't spending time
contributing to drafts simply to keep their staff busy...

(*) = I'm afraid I got a bit lost with the argument that
suggested "can't we validate at the caching resolver instead,
that way we don't have to wait for end users to upgrade". Firstly,
didn't we discover the painful way that middle-boxes are often the
last thing to be upgraded (think about new RR-types and firewalls, etc)?
Secondly, to get proper security functionality out of DNSSEC, doesn't
the end user app need to be upgraded? Or there can be no way it
can distinguish between a signed A record and an unsigned one (let
alone between secure denial and insecure denial); unless I'm missing
something vital, that's pretty much equivalent to no security (sure
the cache itself may be more resistant to some attacks, but we have
plenty of end-user machine attacks now).

Alex

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Alex Bligh wrote:

> However, I do recall going to a meeting a couple of months
> ago attended by (amongst others) by one parliamentarian, and a
> representative from the UK Department of Trade and Industry, and being
> slightly surprised they where perfectly aware of the possibility of various
> DNS-related attacks (no doubt discovered through background reasearch for
> other Phishing attacks) and that DNSSEC solved most of them.

That's a big surprise, because DNSSEC is not a protection against
most, if not all, of attacks, even when zone administrators are
not compromised, which is as easy as compromising ISPs.

Perhaps, the parliamentarian should also believe DNSSEC were
cryptographically secure.

						Masataka Ohta


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> From: Alex Bligh [mailto:alex@alex.org.uk]=20

> I'm not sure whether this is the same point Phil is making,=20
> but inc ase not, it seems to me the RoI argument is like=20
> expecting positive RoI on the deployment of the first=20
> telephone.=20

Part of it.

There is a chicken and egg problem in every one of these network effect =
marketting type schemes. So to create critical mass you need to have a =
strategy that does not depend on the network effect.

DKIM has a unilateral deployment advantage albeit a weak one. DKIM + =
Secure Letterhead has a much stronger deployment advantage.


The point here is to design for deployment and in particular to work to =
co-opt the participation of major infrastructure providers, major =
platform providers.

Absolutely nobody has made the claim that NSEC3 is too complex to be =
deployed. Multiple registries have stated that they cannot deploy =
without NSEC3. This is the only group I know where this would still be =
under discussion.


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On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 07:43:41AM -0800, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:

> Absolutely nobody has made the claim that NSEC3 is too complex to be
> deployed. 

Let me then make the claim that DNSSEC-bis + NSEC3 is so complex I have
serious worries over its reliable implementability, especially considering
the number of corner cases.

	Bert
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        "Ralph Droms" <rdroms@cisco.com>, <namedroppers@ops.ietf.org>
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There are two responsible options for the group to take.

The first is to agree with the Europeans who state that these are =
essential requirements and override Bert on the basis that the =
interoperability results simply do not support his claim.

The second is to shut down DNSSEC completely and immediately: stop =
wasting everyone's time and stop preventing other groups from working on =
this problem.


My vote is for the first approach.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: bert hubert [mailto:bert.hubert@netherlabs.nl]=20
> Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 12:06 PM
> To: Hallam-Baker, Phillip
> Cc: Alex Bligh; shane_kerr@isc.org; Ralph Droms;=20
> namedroppers@ops.ietf.org
> Subject: Re: Pimping DNSSEC (was Re: DNSSEC - Signature Only=20
> vs the MX/A issue.)
>=20
> On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 07:43:41AM -0800, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:
>=20
> > Absolutely nobody has made the claim that NSEC3 is too=20
> complex to be=20
> > deployed.
>=20
> Let me then make the claim that DNSSEC-bis + NSEC3 is so=20
> complex I have serious worries over its reliable=20
> implementability, especially considering the number of corner cases.
>=20
> 	Bert
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> Software=20
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This is the third time I'm sat down to write this.  So this time I'm 
going to go ahead and be annoying.  (While writing this I got a spam 
message with the subject line "stop fighting."  Spam isn't always 
wrong.)

Nothing is distracting from anything else.  This WG has no budget cap 
on what it can look at.  We are all volunteers and give time in 
accordance to our interests, whether our interests are personally set 
or set by those funding our participation.  The WG as a whole can 
afford to try NSEC3, DNSSECbis, DNSSECter, SO, Ohta's proposal, etc. 
in as much as there is no definition what what it means to be a 
member of the WG.  The WG can also afford to have dissenting opinions 
expressed.

It comes down to whether a proposal can meet with the collective 
positive opinion of the group, enough to warrant it being promoted in 
someway.  Until then, let statements fly, let challenges be thrown. 
Not every insulting remark has to be refuted.

Skepticism over an idea is natural.  There are two reasons.

One, for each hard problem we see today in DNS, there will not be a 
simply obvious solution.  Proof by contradiction says - if there were 
a simply obvious solution, someone here would have already thought of 
it, most likely.  So, no one ought to believe that they've found an 
"instant miracle" and folks hearing new ideas ought not to be 
prepared to defend against the "latest onslaught to sanity."

Two, consensus building is inherently conservative.  Any new idea 
ought to be expected to meet opposition.  This isn't because the 
listeners are stodgy and unwilling to change, if there is a problem, 
it is because the proposal was not made clear enough.

Keep in mind too that many of us in the group have many years of 
experience and education - and that applies not just to those who you 
know, it applies across the group.  In general we all have the same 
or similar mind set and have learned the same fundamental principles 
of engineering and math.  Where we differ is usually in understanding 
the problem to be solved, and in our other experience and learnings 
(like economics, legal, etc.).  Please keep this in mind when looking 
at preparing a critical remark and when receiving a critical remark. 
The criticism may be the fault of the problem goal and not the 
approach chosen.

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On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 08:56:25PM -0800, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:

> Stability is not a necessary condition for deployment. Meeting the
> criterial considered essential by the key infrastructure providers is.

And criterium #1 is stability. I've yet to meet serious infrastructure
providers willing to base their network on unstable protocols, where
unstable means "I'll have to upgrade software/protocols/algorithms in the
foreseeable future".

	Bert

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On Mon, 4 Dec 2006, bert hubert wrote:
> That is one other problem of DNSSEC - it is absorbing most of the 'brain
> cycles' of DNSEXT members. Non-DNSSEC drafts struggle to get enough
> attention, even those which would have an immediate positive influence on
> DNS security.

Agree.  There are a lot of (IMHO, more) pressing problems with DNS, 
such as writing an understandable basic specification (think of 'DNS 
implementation requirements') so that 98% of vendors don't get it 
wrong (or miss important features, e.g., the cache poisoning 
validaton) in one way or the other.

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At 21:54 +0200 12/5/06, Pekka Savola wrote:
>On Mon, 4 Dec 2006, bert hubert wrote:
>>  That is one other problem of DNSSEC - it is absorbing most of the 'brain
>>  cycles' of DNSEXT members. Non-DNSSEC drafts struggle to get enough
>>  attention, even those which would have an immediate positive influence on
>>  DNS security.
>
>Agree.  There are a lot of (IMHO, more) pressing problems with DNS, such as
>writing an understandable basic specification (think of 'DNS implementation
>requirements') so that 98% of vendors don't get it wrong (or miss important
>features, e.g., the cache poisoning validaton) in one way or the other.

This is one of the many good ideas that has floated to the surface 
time and again over the years.  Every time this is thought about, we 
get caught in what is "right."  E.g., look at what happened when we 
tried to clarify just AXFR.  Clarifying wildcards took 4 years.  I'd 
rather waste my time designing DNS II than clarifying RFC 1034, et.al.
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> [mailto:owner-namedroppers@ops.ietf.org] On Behalf Of bert hubert

>=20
> On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 08:56:25PM -0800, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:
>=20
> > Stability is not a necessary condition for deployment. Meeting the=20
> > criterial considered essential by the key infrastructure=20
> providers is.
>=20
> And criterium #1 is stability. I've yet to meet serious=20
> infrastructure providers willing to base their network on=20
> unstable protocols, where unstable means "I'll have to=20
> upgrade software/protocols/algorithms in the foreseeable future".

This is simply not true.

The European registries have made it clear that copmpliance with the EU =
privacy directive, i.e. compliance with the law is a higher priority.

VeriSign has made it clear that the efficiency of the protocol, in =
particular the data volumes required is a higher priority.

In any case the way to achieve stability would be to accept maximal =
requirements rather than minimal. We have had an ostrich posture =
specification proposed for ten years with no sign of deployment.

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    The European registries have made it clear that copmpliance
    with the EU privacy directive, i.e. compliance with the law is
    a higher priority.

Please, don't make sweeping statements about "the european registries".
Not all agree on the need for NSEC3 or similar mechanismes for
"privacy" requirements. Actually, most of them don;t have an opinion
on this, others are happy with classical NSEC.

Furthermore, a european directive is not a law. The implementations
of a directive can be (and most times are) different in the various
member state.

As far as I understand, the UK & DE registries are advised by their
juridical advisors against NSEC because of the local juridical
system.

	jaap

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bert hubert wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 04:20:50PM -0500, David Blacka wrote:
>> I feel compelled to point out that NSEC3 isn't that complicated to
>> actually *do*.  If it is complex, it is complex to analyze.  That is, it
>> can be hard to convince yourself that it works without a bit of mental
>> stretching.
> 
> It has a 51 page draft, and it details only *non*-existence.
> 
> I am referring to NSEC3 non-existence proofs. Perhaps I missed something,
> but messages like:
>  
> "In practice, then, we must show an NSEC3 record that encloses the hash of
>  x.C, one that encloses the hash of *.C, and any RR owned by C (which could
>  be an NSEC3, in which case it would be owned by the hash of C). A resolver
>  verifying this proof would have to try longer and longer closest enclosers
>  to determine which was being demonstrated as C, if an NSEC3 is presented.
>  If any other RR was used, then C would be the owner. Once C has been
>  determined, the resolver can easily check x.C and *.C against the proof."
> 
> http://www.ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2005/msg00468.html
> 
> .. look rather like I need to solve for a system of constraints within my
> software.
> 
> But perhaps this applied to a previous draft, of perhaps I am dense (most
> likely). The mind boggles however at the failure modes implied by the
> wording quoted above.

I don't see why. All its saying, admittedly at great length, is that you
have to determine the closest encloser.

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--On 05 December 2006 17:58 +0900 Masataka Ohta 
<mohta@necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp> wrote:

> That's a big surprise, because DNSSEC is not a protection against
> most, if not all, of attacks, even when zone administrators are
> not compromised, which is as easy as compromising ISPs.

Specifically, DNSSEC is a protection against injection / MITM attacks.

Of course there is the possibility that the zone itself is compromised. But
if you can compromise an ISP, far easier to compromise the web site (which
invariably is the app they are considering) in question.

But even if you are right, and DNSSEC does not protect against the majority
of attacks (for some defined set of attacks) I don't see why that implies
it is not useful; it is a useful component in solving the whole problem
(i.e. securing against that set of attacks).

The alternative rational argument is to say "leave DNS insecure, just
like IP is insecure, solve it all at a higher level, for each protocol,
based on certificates etc., and teach apps that in general DNS alone
cannot be trusted". wc -l /etc/services suggests this is an inefficient
route to take (yes, a gross simplification I know, but you get my point).

Alex

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On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 03:08:00PM -0500, Edward Lewis wrote:
> This is one of the many good ideas that has floated to the surface 
> time and again over the years.  Every time this is thought about, we 
> get caught in what is "right."  E.g., look at what happened when we 
> tried to clarify just AXFR.  Clarifying wildcards took 4 years.  I'd 
> rather waste my time designing DNS II than clarifying RFC 1034, et.al.

Count me in!

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On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 03:50:33PM -0800, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:

> > I was in this case only referring to Phillip Hallam-Baker's 
> > statement that stability was not a necessary condition for 
> > deployment - which statement in my not so humble opinion 
> > shows a large "reality gap".
> 
> Don't misreprsent me.

I wasn't knowingly doing so. For completeness sake, I might have
misinterpreted your original posting, viz below.

But I'm bowing out of this discussion as I'm afraid we are no longer being
productive.

On Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 08:56:25PM -0800, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:

> Stability is not a necessary condition for deployment. Meeting the
> criterial considered essential by the key infrastructure providers is.

http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/msg01545.html


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> From: Danny Mayer [mailto:mayer@gis.net]=20

> I suspect that we will see demand for DNSSEC the first time=20
> that a bank sees a poisoning attack and their customers get=20
> redirected to a fake site and their accounts drained as a=20
> result. Phishing attacks can be alleviated since you can tell=20
> technologically that the site is not what it claims. Their=20
> customers will demand it, the bank will be afraid not to do=20
> it, the insurance companies make it a condition of coverage=20
> of losses, etc. Then of course the military have a need for=20
> it. Of course that still leaves the issue of validating=20
> resolvers being not being widely deployed (okay, so only a=20
> handful of people have deployed them).

This attack is happening but not quite in this way.

A spoofing attack only affects a local area. Seems that the use being =
made by the perpetrators of DNS spoofing is to drive folk to fake =
versions of CNN etc. and try to load a trojan onto their machine.

A stolen CC number is worth less than a dollar. Downloading the trojan =
has a higher success rate and pays out rather more.=20

The trojan could be a keystroke logger, a redialer or just recruit as a =
bot.


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Alex Bligh wrote:

>> That's a big surprise, because DNSSEC is not a protection against
>> most, if not all, of attacks, even when zone administrators are
>> not compromised, which is as easy as compromising ISPs.

> Specifically, DNSSEC is a protection against injection / MITM attacks.

A man working for zone administrators can be the MITM, just as a
man woking for ISPs can be the MITM.

> The alternative rational argument is to say "leave DNS insecure,

Properly implemented and operated plain DNS is secure.

Properly implemented and operated plain DNS is just as secure
as properly implemented and operated DNSSEC.

Both are weakly secure.

Of course, improperly implemented or operated DNSSEC is less secure
than properly implemented and operated plain DNS.

> solve it all at a higher level, for each protocol,
> based on certificates etc., and

PKI is weakly secure.

You can enjoy cryptographic security only when you directly share
secret information with your peer. Security does cost.

						Masataka Ohta



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On Tue, 5 Dec 2006, Edward Lewis wrote:
>> Agree.  There are a lot of (IMHO, more) pressing problems with DNS, such as
>> writing an understandable basic specification (think of 'DNS implementation
>> requirements') so that 98% of vendors don't get it wrong (or miss important
>> features, e.g., the cache poisoning validaton) in one way or the other.
>
> This is one of the many good ideas that has floated to the surface time and 
> again over the years.  Every time this is thought about, we get caught in 
> what is "right."  E.g., look at what happened when we tried to clarify just 
> AXFR.  Clarifying wildcards took 4 years.  I'd rather waste my time designing 
> DNS II than clarifying RFC 1034, et.al.

Yes, I know it's cooler to design new protocols than do maintenance on 
the old ones, and I didn't say this would be easy.  But if it's too 
difficult for us to get agreement on this, how do you think the 
implementors will be able to get it right?  For overly contentious 
topics, one may be able to omit normative specification, but include 
some discussion so that the implementor can make an informed decision. 
The key point is that I hope that at least 90-95% of DNS 
specifications are not contentious and if we are able to recognize 
which parts are which, we might be able to make reasonable progress in 
finite number of years :-)

I wonder what the implementation and interoperability status of the 
basic IP protocols would be without the Host Requirements and Router 
Requirements standards.

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At 10:35 +0200 12/6/06, Pekka Savola wrote:

>Yes, I know it's cooler to design new protocols than do maintenance on the
>old ones, and I didn't say this would be easy.  But if it's too difficult for
>us to get agreement on this, how do you think the implementors will be able
>to get it right?  For overly contentious topics, one may be able to omit
>normative specification, but include some discussion so that the implementor
>can make an informed decision. The key point is that I hope that at least
>90-95% of DNS specifications are not contentious and if we are able to
>recognize which parts are which, we might be able to make reasonable progress
>in finite number of years :-)
>
>I wonder what the implementation and interoperability status of the basic
>IP protocols would be without the Host Requirements and Router Requirements
>standards.

There are two reasons why I think it is futile to do a mass rewrite 
of the DNS protocol as it stands today.

One is that for the most part, it works.  Evidence of this is the 
huge investment made based upon the existence of the DNS.  The domain 
name industry is just the first order effect.  People fight over 
"ownership" of domain names - evidence that there is value in the 
name.  A lot of advertising money is spent to build value in a domain 
name.  (Even in the 90's, when a newspaper ran an add that was just 
it's WWW service name - a full page, multi-colored printing of the 
letters.)  What is there is solid enough for industry to make use of 
it.

The parts of the DNS that do not interoperate (well) are details that 
DNS nerds notice.  I wonder if this is just us trying to make work 
for us.  There are places where there are things to be fixed, but the 
marginal benefit in tackling these issues is worth the cost.  For 
example, when developing the wildcard clarify document, the WG 
haggled over what it means to have an NS RRset owned by a wildcard 
domain name.  In the end, we decided that it was a protocol barb that 
wasn't worth the effort to smooth out.

The second reason I think it is foolish to do a major overhaul of the 
DNS specification is that a lot of the new functions that are being 
demanded from DNS cannot be accommodated in the current architecture. 
I've recently blathered about "slapped on security" and problems I 
suspect are inherent in that.  There's a rising call for limited 
search capabilities, something DNS does not accommodate being a 
lookup service, that is a reasonable thing to desire but is not 
something I can see being fitted into the current protocol. 
Non-coherent DNS is another desire.  And it could be argued that IDN 
is something that DNS doesn't adequately accommodate.  (Another case 
where we have something that is beneficial but we could have done a 
lot better if the protocol was a little bit different.)

A new approach to DNS will happen when two things come together. 
When the marginal benefit is greater than the cost there will be 
motivation to replace DNS.  Part of that, but important enough to be 
mentioned separately, is that the new system has to be regulated in 
the same way that the DNS is regulated. I.e., the non-protocol 
investment in the DNS cannot be undermined.

What does this mean in the DNSEXT WG?  To me it makes me think the 
work here is pretty much over, just the mopping up of some issues. 
I'm not saying shutdown work like NSEC3, SO, and whatever else we 
have, but that I don't see this group taking on a major topic and 
seeing it come to a change.  I'm not against superwildcarding, I am 
not optimistic that it can be finished.  In the 11 years I've 
followed DNSEXT and its forerunners DNSIND and DNSSEC, we've only 
managed to get one document to Draft Standard, which I would think is 
far easier than slapping on yet another function.

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On 5-Dec-2006, at 23:16, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:

>
>> From: Danny Mayer [mailto:mayer@gis.net]
>
>> I suspect that we will see demand for DNSSEC the first time
>> that a bank sees a poisoning attack and their customers get
>> redirected to a fake site and their accounts drained as a
>> result. Phishing attacks can be alleviated since you can tell
>> technologically that the site is not what it claims. Their
>> customers will demand it, the bank will be afraid not to do
>> it, the insurance companies make it a condition of coverage
>> of losses, etc. Then of course the military have a need for
>> it. Of course that still leaves the issue of validating
>> resolvers being not being widely deployed (okay, so only a
>> handful of people have deployed them).
>
> This attack is happening but not quite in this way.

The banks around here have fixed that problem by buying insurance  
which will reimburse both the bank and the customer from fraudulent  
transactions which occur using the bank's web banking app.

In the case that the customer notices a fraudulent transaction, the  
bank reimburses them, the insurance company reimburses them, and  
everybody is happy.

In the case that the customer doesn't notice a fraudulent  
transaction, nobody does anything and everybody is still happy.

DNSSEC will need to be as reliable as this, and noticably cheaper  
than the insurance, before I would expect these banks to start caring  
about it.


Joe


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On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, Edward Lewis wrote:
> One is that for the most part, it works.  [...]
> The parts of the DNS that do not interoperate (well) are details that DNS 
> nerds notice. [...]

We seem to have a different view of what's broken with DNS in the 
field.  I have seen for example:
  - load balancers and such dropping all queries except 'A'
  - DNS servers giving various sorts of bogus error codes in various
    kinds of conditions (e.g., RFC 4074)
  - Totally broken (in various ways) DNS resolvers out there (e.g., RFC
    3697)
  - various pieces of DNS infrastructure not supporting new RR types as
    well as we might like to
  - cache poisoning prevention still having no useful normative
    specification
  - EDNS0 not working very well, e.g., because some products choose
    to drop "too big" DNS packets.

Someone better versed with DNS specifications and their 
implementations could continue the list.

All of these have contributed to "dumbing down" the minimum, useful 
subset of DNS.  DNSSEC requires more than the minimum subset, which is 
likely one (minor) reason why it likely won't become popular outside 
fringe communities ("DNS nerds" you mentioned) any time soon.

> The second reason I think it is foolish to do a major overhaul of the DNS 
> specification is that a lot of the new functions that are being demanded from 
> DNS cannot be accommodated in the current architecture.

Is your point that revising the specs now isn't worth it because we 
can't wrap these new demands in the core DNS spec?  Otherwise I didn't 
quite understand.  Or did you mean that once the core spec is 
"opened", worms will sprout out and we'll end up with redesigning the 
DNS to accommodate new functions?  My intention very specifically was 
NOT to include any of these search, IDN, DNSSEC etc. capabilities in 
the updated "core DNS" specification.

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--On 06 December 2006 17:07 +0900 Masataka Ohta 
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> Properly implemented and operated plain DNS is secure.

I would suggest this is a minority view. Else we'd have spent the past
15 years fixing implementations as opposed to protocols.

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At 16:39 +0200 12/6/06, Pekka Savola wrote:

>  - load balancers and such dropping all queries except 'A'
>  - DNS servers giving various sorts of bogus error codes in various
>    kinds of conditions (e.g., RFC 4074)
>  - Totally broken (in various ways) DNS resolvers out there (e.g., RFC
>    3697)

(Do you mean 3697?  Flow-label? I don't see DNS in there.)

>  - various pieces of DNS infrastructure not supporting new RR types as
>    well as we might like to
>  - cache poisoning prevention still having no useful normative
>    specification
>  - EDNS0 not working very well, e.g., because some products choose
>    to drop "too big" DNS packets.

I don't discount that this happens or is a pain.  But with the 
exception of the penultimate point, what part of that is the result 
of the protocol specifications being unclear or missing?  E.g., 
handling only A records seems like a choice, not a misbelief that 
they are the only records in use.

>Someone better versed with DNS specifications and their implementations could
>continue the list.

That seems to be self-contradictory.  Folks well-versed probably 
can't see what is unclear.

>All of these have contributed to "dumbing down" the minimum, useful subset
>of DNS.  DNSSEC requires more than the minimum subset, which is likely one
>(minor) reason why it likely won't become popular outside fringe communities
>("DNS nerds" you mentioned) any time soon.

What's wrong with something being "dumbed down?"  Perhaps it is a 
sign that the other clutter we've thrown in over the years is 
extraneous complexity.  The reason why the DNS was built is to 
provide a service to others, not be basis for on-going work.

>Is your point that revising the specs now isn't worth it because we can't wrap
>these new demands in the core DNS spec?  Otherwise I didn't quite understand.
>Or did you mean that once the core spec is "opened", worms will sprout out
>and we'll end up with redesigning the DNS to accommodate new functions?  My
>intention very specifically was NOT to include any of these search, IDN,
>DNSSEC etc. capabilities in the updated "core DNS" specification.

I think that to do some of the new things that are desired cannot be 
accommodated in the code now.  Part of that is architectural, part of 
that is design, part of that is compatibility with the existing base. 
Architectural - that DNS is a lookup, not a search.  Design - the 
CLASS field is after the label.  Compatibility - old code won't cope 
so we shoe horn unnaturally.

I also don't think we will get agreement on what is in the core now. 
I've kicked around the idea of just doing a profile - a document 
listing the other documents that define the protocol, and haven't 
been able to get any consensus on what is and is not essential.  Not 
every one likes AXFR, not everyone does CNAME.  If we were to 
describe what is absolutely necessary for interoperability only in 
DNS, we'd get a mudfight.

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I think I'll be quiet after this post...

On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, Edward Lewis wrote:
> At 16:39 +0200 12/6/06, Pekka Savola wrote:
>
>>   - load balancers and such dropping all queries except 'A'
>>   - DNS servers giving various sorts of bogus error codes in various
>>     kinds of conditions (e.g., RFC 4074)
>>   - Totally broken (in various ways) DNS resolvers out there (e.g., RFC
>>     3697)
>
> (Do you mean 3697?  Flow-label? I don't see DNS in there.)

Sorry, 4697.

>>   - various pieces of DNS infrastructure not supporting new RR types as
>>     well as we might like to
>>   - cache poisoning prevention still having no useful normative
>>     specification
>>   - EDNS0 not working very well, e.g., because some products choose
>>     to drop "too big" DNS packets.
>
> I don't discount that this happens or is a pain.  But with the exception of 
> the penultimate point, what part of that is the result of the protocol 
> specifications being unclear or missing?  E.g., handling only A records seems 
> like a choice, not a misbelief that they are the only records in use.

Almost all of these are due to an insufficiently clear specification, 
lack of identification of the "minimum subset of DNS" and to some 
degree insufficient motivation ("why is it important to do this?", see 
e.g. RFC1812 for examples)

>> All of these have contributed to "dumbing down" the minimum, useful subset
>> of DNS.  DNSSEC requires more than the minimum subset, which is likely one
>> (minor) reason why it likely won't become popular outside fringe 
>> communities
>> ("DNS nerds" you mentioned) any time soon.
>
> What's wrong with something being "dumbed down?"  Perhaps it is a sign that 
> the other clutter we've thrown in over the years is extraneous complexity. 
> The reason why the DNS was built is to provide a service to others, not be 
> basis for on-going work.

The problem is that most of the DNS community and some subset of the 
IETF seem to believe the DNS is offering much more than that.  If the 
specifications only included the "dumbed down" parts (provided that 
DNS could still work well enough with those, which I at least I 
disagree with), that'd be OK.

This may also be a reason for Keith Moore's rants about unreliability, 
slowness etc. of DNS for.., well, pretty much anything :-)

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At 17:35 +0200 12/6/06, Pekka Savola wrote:
>I think I'll be quiet after this post...

I am not trying to be antagonistic.  If someone wanted to digitally 
remaster the DNS specifications I would applaud the effort.  What I 
am writing are the reasons why I don't think any effort to do produce 
a remastered copy will run to a successful (having a new spec) 
completion.

Either we are going to find that there are funds to pay someone or 
some small group for the effort to do this or we are going to find a 
person (or group) who would rather pursue this at the cost of their 
own otherwise free time or this won't happen.  Such is the nature of 
volunteer efforts.

There is evidence of demand for this work.  But that hasn't 
translated into action.  If someone can drum up support to do this, 
great, I would not stand in the way.
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On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 10:59:18PM +0000, Alex Bligh wrote:
> based on certificates etc., and teach apps that in general DNS alone
> cannot be trusted". wc -l /etc/services suggests this is an inefficient
> route to take (yes, a gross simplification I know, but you get my point).

I get your point, but I'm not really convinced by it.  (I'm not
actually convinced of anything in this thread yet, though.)

Suppose I am a DNSSEC contrarian.  My argument will go like this
(sorry; it's a little long):

                            *    *    *
DNSSEC, including the newer proposals like NSEC3 and SO, places the
security at the wrong point in the network.  Application designers
have the responsibility to build the security they need into their
applications.  That sometimes means that they can choose not to care
(because loss of data or insecure transmission is acceptable).  That
sometimes means that they can choose to provide fairly minimal
security (because, for example, the cost of better security is more
than the value of the data).  It sometimes means that users will have
to endure inconvenient out-of-band negotiations of security prior to
connection.  And it will sometimes mean that multiple authentication
mechanisms at the ends will be needed (probably with some dependency
on the previous item).

Some will argue that there is inefficiency in that approach, because
several of the security problems could be solved by making the DNS
smarter.  But this violates the principle that one should put as much
of the decision making at the edges; DNS is too central to provide
those security services.  This is the cost of a dumb network/smart
edge model (which is outweighed by the other benefits).

Some will argue that the application designers will make the wrong
decision (and point to /etc/services as one piece of evidence).  But
the failings of previous applications do not entail that some other
part of the Internet should be improved; that is merely an argument
for fixing such applications.  And fixing such applications is again
more consistent with pushing as much of the intelligence as possible
out to the edge of the network.

Some will argue that, because there are applications that really need
the security, but whose users simply aren't willing to bear the
inconvenience of multiple-method authentication and out-of-band
mechanisms.  I, Contrary Guy, answer that if users aren't willing to
bear such inconvenience, then they have in fact decided that they
don't really want the security after all.

Some will argue that the users of the Internet are not technically
sophisticated enough to do the work of out of band negotiation,
pre-loading of others' certificates, and the like.  I, Contrary Guy,
answer that, if such is true, the application designers are shirking
their duty to their users: usability problems are not going to be
solved by remaking the underlying technological support, because the
usability issues will still be there.

Some will argue that the users of the Internet are gullible, and
DNSSEC is needed to protect them.  I, Contrary Guy, answer that the
history of tech fixes to solve the problem of human gullibility is
littered with failure, but has no claim to even one success.  

Finally, there remains the problem in DNSSEC that the costs of it are
not borne, or are borne at best indirectly, by those who want the
additional security it provides.  In order to add this additional
security for some applications, the entire Internet community (or at
least, a significant portion of it) has to bear the burden of
additional load on the DNS and considerably larger DNS packets. 
Moreover, several of those who have that burden to bear are either
contractually unable to extract compensation, or are simply too far
from the end to get such compensation from the users.  In both cases,
the effect will be that the cost will be temporarily externalized,
and then will be internalized in some other way that distorts the
relationship between service and cost.  This distortion is a result
of not following the end to end principle rigourously enough, and
therefore should not be tolerated.
                            *     *     *


I want to emphasise that I'm not sure I buy any of the above, but
each of these is one I've heard.  Together, they seem to be to be a
pretty strong argument that anything complicated to deliver DNSSEC is
unlikely to prevail (so far, I am unable to come up with much of an
argument to completely counter all of the above).  If that's right,
then something less ambitious but simpler, such as the SO approach,
might be a better answer to the extent we think this is a problem
that needs solving.

A

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> From: bert hubert [mailto:bert.hubert@netherlabs.nl]=20

> On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 11:01:05PM +0000, Alex Bligh wrote:
>=20
> > Noone *has* to upgrade anything. If people don't want to upgrade,=20
> > that's up to them. And I thought your argument (now) was=20
> that it was=20
> > not the protocol that was unstable, but various implementations=20
> > thereof through the complexity of the protocol - in which case they=20
> > will chose the stable implementations instead.
>=20
> I was in this case only referring to Phillip Hallam-Baker's=20
> statement that stability was not a necessary condition for=20
> deployment - which statement in my not so humble opinion=20
> shows a large "reality gap".

Don't misreprsent me.

You said that it was the number 1 criteria. I called bullshit on that =
claim.

I did not say that it was not a criteria I said that it was not the =
number 1 criteria. I don't think it even comes in the top 5.

And regardless I don't think the group can deliver on it.  Not when =
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On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 11:01:05PM +0000, Alex Bligh wrote:

> Noone *has* to upgrade anything. If people don't want to upgrade, that's up
> to them. And I thought your argument (now) was that it was not the protocol
> that was unstable, but various implementations thereof through the
> complexity of the protocol - in which case they will chose the stable
> implementations instead.

I was in this case only referring to Phillip Hallam-Baker's statement
that stability was not a necessary condition for deployment - which
statement in my not so humble opinion shows a large "reality gap".

Other messages I've written to this list indeed state that I find the
current protocol specs to be very complex, to the extent that I doubt they
can be reliably implemented.

I'm making this last statement having fully experienced how hard it is to
write software even for unsigned DNS, given the many oddities around
(broken middle boxes, "mandatory optional behaviour" etc).

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--On 05 December 2006 08:39 +0100 bert hubert <bert.hubert@netherlabs.nl> 
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> And criterium #1 is stability. I've yet to meet serious infrastructure
> providers willing to base their network on unstable protocols, where
> unstable means "I'll have to upgrade software/protocols/algorithms in the
> foreseeable future".

Noone *has* to upgrade anything. If people don't want to upgrade, that's up
to them. And I thought your argument (now) was that it was not the protocol
that was unstable, but various implementations thereof through the
complexity of the protocol - in which case they will chose the stable
implementations instead.

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Colleagues,

Let us suppose that the Signature Only proposal would end up on  
standards track, what would that mean for DNSSEC?

I think that Mike's and Bert's arguments that SO is less complex and  
easier to deploy than DNSSEC bis, are  valid to some extend. SO  
carries DNSSEC label at less expense than DNSSEC-bis (that is a  
marketing thing). So those that will start to look to DNSSEC at the  
moment SO is available will do a minimal implementation or only  
deploy SO zones. Essentially DNSSEC compliance will probably boil  
down to MUST implement SO and MAY implement DNSSEC-BIS. My crystal  
ball functions well enough to predict that DNSSEC-bis will not be  
implemented/deployed to an extend to achieve useful  
interoperability.  Once SO is standardized then DNSSEC-bis will,  
effectively, be dead.

Personally I try to be open to new ideas and occasionally reread the  
"Emperors clothes" just to remind me of the healthy mindset.  
Nevertheless,  RFC3833 was our requirements document, it is only 2  
years old, and I find it difficult to believe we have worked on all  
the PNE issues without believing in them.

Mentioning "2 years" reminds me of the "15 years argument". While it  
is true that DNSSEC was first thought of 15 years ago, I do not think  
it is fair to compare it to the time DNSSEC had to catch up on  
deployment. RF4033-4035 have been finalized by this group less than 2  
years ago. For TLDs DNSSEC deployment is something that takes a wee  
bit of planning and thinking. I do think that the root and the TLDs  
are important first players. If they play others may play as well.

We, as a working group, have given a number of signals that DNSSEC- 
bis is fixed and that those who do not care about zone enumeration  
can start signing their zones today. Some organizations have actually  
tried to break through the chicken-and-egg problem by investing in  
software, infrastructure and documentation. Effectively  they only  
started about 2 years ago.  In my simple view the SO copes  with the  
lack of deployment by cutting away some of the complexities and turns  
the whole DNSSEC thing into lower-hanging fruit. Are we sure that  
lower hanging fruits taste better in the end? Will those low hanging  
fruits be sold? Why did we invest in growing the tree in the first  
place?

I remember that in 2001, or thereabouts, I had a chat with somebody  
who argued that DNSSEC according to rfc2535 should not be changed  
because the complexities in the key exchange between child and parent  
could be automated. I am happy I did not fully buy-in to his  
statement and that we ended up with DS (as if my buy-in made a  
difference :-)). I do remember a part of his chain of arguments. To  
paraphrase: If you can automate the complexity then only the  
implementor needs to deal with it. But the argument probably does  
hold for PNE; all PNE complexity disappears in the software (and I  
think one may expect some expert trouble shooting tools).


Anyway, this all boils down to the blunt question: Should we flush  
all DNSSEC-bis work and put our bet on SO?

Flushing DNSSEC-bis would mean re-charter of the group. I think that  
would only be prudent for such a drastic change of direction.


--Olaf
   namedropper (no hats)


PS. I can think of fall-back scenarios with ENUM where authenticated  
denial will help you when deciding if your asterisk server falls back  
to a PSTN call, gives a busy tone, or provides a voice message "Sorry  
you are not allowed to call over-seas".




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Olaf M. Kolkman
NLnet Labs
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* Edward Lewis:

> There are two reasons why I think it is futile to do a mass rewrite of
> the DNS protocol as it stands today.

The main reason, IMHO, is that a potential successor (which has to be
decoupled from the current DNS to offset itself from its security
issues) would hardly inherent most of the legal privileges DNS enjoys.
Nobody except a TLD registry operator can get away with such
large-scale trademark violations.  This card blanche extends down the
registrar/reseller pipeline, and it's very hard to compete with *that*.

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At 03:29 PM 12/6/2006, Olaf M. Kolkman wrote:
>Anyway, this all boils down to the blunt question: Should we flush
>all DNSSEC-bis work and put our bet on SO?

Um... no - and I hope no one thought I was recommending this.

(And isn't DNSSEC 4033-35 + NSEC3 DNSSECtris? :-) )

SO builds on PNE DNSSEC.  The deployment model *is* different though 
and may be more attractive to both some zones and some end-users.  SO 
can use PNE signed zones and trust anchors.  In some ways SO could be 
considered more as competition for NSEC3 than for PNE (as described 
in 4033-4035).

PNE does provide specific functionality that SO does not - I don't 
dispute that.  If 4033-35 had been the end of it and fielding had 
commenced, SO wouldn't have been written for years if ever.  But we 
have NSEC3, we have the issues for trust anchor rollover and we have 
the general issues with how to deploy a given trust anchor in the 
first place as still outstanding issues.  I expect as PNE is fielded 
more things will crop up - it's the nature of the beast.  Some of 
these may be show stoppers - I would hope not, but blind faith that 
there will be only good outcomes is not really a good engineering principle.

In the meantime, SO may be a viable alternative for application 
developers and service providers that don't at this time see a 
requirement for PNE and do see a possible benefit from signed DNS 
data.    If PNE does end up getting deployed widely, an SO zone can 
be converted into a PNE zone rather quickly - as can an SO-aware 
application be converted into a PNE aware one.  It's even possible 
that SO-aware applications might encourage the deployment of PNE zones.

For PNE vs SO - most of the development work is at the application 
rather than the server - and that work has generally been lacking 
while the IETF tries to get the server side correct.  Anybody who 
wants to use SO is going to have to think about application use of 
signed data.  Once you do this, adapting an SO application to PNE 
status is relatively simple.

In any event, I wouldn't at this time recommend stopping further 
development on PNE related DNSSEC items - but ask me again in 2 years.  :-)

Mike


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> Alex Bligh wrote:
> 
> >> That's a big surprise, because DNSSEC is not a protection against
> >> most, if not all, of attacks, even when zone administrators are
> >> not compromised, which is as easy as compromising ISPs.
> 
> > Specifically, DNSSEC is a protection against injection / MITM attacks.
> 
> A man working for zone administrators can be the MITM, just as a
> man woking for ISPs can be the MITM.
> 
> > The alternative rational argument is to say "leave DNS insecure,
> 
> Properly implemented and operated plain DNS is secure.
> 
> Properly implemented and operated plain DNS is just as secure
> as properly implemented and operated DNSSEC.
> 
> Both are weakly secure.
> 
> Of course, improperly implemented or operated DNSSEC is less secure
> than properly implemented and operated plain DNS.
> 
> > solve it all at a higher level, for each protocol,
> > based on certificates etc., and
> 
> PKI is weakly secure.
> 
> You can enjoy cryptographic security only when you directly share
> secret information with your peer. Security does cost.
> 
> 						Masataka Ohta

	Sure humans could inject data in the pre-sign stage of any
	of the parents.  This in no different to the occassional
	bogus NS RRsets that get added to parents today.  I don't
	think anyone that knows anything about security would say
	that this can't happen.  In fact this is the weakest part
	of DNSSEC.

	On the other has these are rare events compared to the the
	attack senarios DNSSEC is designed to protect against.
	i.e.  spoofed responses.

	Now for most zones there are two or three parent zones
	that you need to worry about.  For those that I've seen
	DNSSEC operational plans for I believe them to be secure
	against the DNS server machines being compromised.  At
	worst it results in a DoS attack on the root.

	I believe the root can be secured against all but compromised
	personel.  The root zone is small enough that all data to
	be entered can be transfered by hand.  There is also a small
	enough number of child zones that in person transfers of DS
	records will be possible and/or electronic transfers with
	backup human to human verification will be possible.

	For COM, COM.AU etc. we are going to have to trust that the
	registration system won't be compromised.  I'm not worried
	about the DNS servers themselves being compromised as all
	it lead to is a DoS.

	AU, UK and other small TLD's are in a similar situation to
	the root zone in that it could all be done by hand verification.

	Mark
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On Wed, Dec 06, 2006 at 04:08:52PM -0500, Mike StJohns wrote:
> (And isn't DNSSEC 4033-35 + NSEC3 DNSSECtris? :-) )

Perhaps. I'm trying to fully grasp NSEC3 and have written
http://ds9a.nl/dnssec/index.html#nsec3 - I hope it makes sense.

If it doesn't, please let me know (off-list) and I'll correct it. Same goes
for the rest of http://ds9a.nl/dnssec btw.

	Bert

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Alex Bligh wrote:
> 
> 
> --On Monday, December 04, 2006 20:56:25 -0800 "Hallam-Baker, Phillip"
> <pbaker@verisign.com> wrote:
> 
>> Rarely from securing an existing infrastructure.
>>
>> Don't expect the existing uses of DNS to drive deployment of the DNSSEC
>> infrastructure. It can only serve those needs after the infrastructure is
>> almost complete.
> 
> I'm not sure whether this is the same point Phil is making, but inc ase
> not, it seems to me the RoI argument is like expecting positive RoI on the
> deployment of the first telephone. From a resolver's point of view,
> deployment is not going to be particularly useful until there are a number
> of authorative servers with secure data to look up; and from an authorative
> server's point of view, deployment isn't particularly useful until there
> are a number of secure resolvers who know what to do with the data. Whilst
> the above is true, I am also hoping it's so blindlingly obvious (being
> equally true for most other end-to-end protocols) that people realized it
> 15 years ago (*).
> 
> As far as "no demand for DNSSEC" is concerned, I think it is fair to say I
> have not yet driven through parliament square in London only to be slowed
> by hordes of protesters carrying banners saying "what to do want? DNSSEC.
> when do we want it? Now. Well, as soon as a reasonable deployment plan can
> be worked out". However, I do recall going to a meeting a couple of months
> ago attended by (amongst others) by one parliamentarian, and a
> representative from the UK Department of Trade and Industry, and being
> slightly surprised they where perfectly aware of the possibility of various
> DNS-related attacks (no doubt discovered through background reasearch for
> other Phishing attacks) and that DNSSEC solved most of them. I suspect that
> signifies demand. And I suspect major registries aren't spending time
> contributing to drafts simply to keep their staff busy...
> 

I suspect that we will see demand for DNSSEC the first time that a bank
sees a poisoning attack and their customers get redirected to a fake
site and their accounts drained as a result. Phishing attacks can be
alleviated since you can tell technologically that the site is not what
it claims. Their customers will demand it, the bank will be afraid not
to do it, the insurance companies make it a condition of coverage of
losses, etc. Then of course the military have a need for it. Of course
that still leaves the issue of validating resolvers being not being
widely deployed (okay, so only a handful of people have deployed them).
That means that Microsoft needs to implement and deploy them as fast as
possible, since they will have, by far, the biggest affect on making
this happen. They are not the only ones of course but it will have the
biggest impact. So where does Microsoft stand in all of this?

Danny






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> Shall we allow Monday noon CET to allow the WG to respond to this  
> issue. Silence on the matter indicates agreement to leave the text  
> and lower-case.
>
> Rest assured that I want to deliver this document to the IESG ASAP.  
> An my apologies for not posting my wrap up earlier.
>


Version 5 of trust-update timers has appeared a week ago.

http://tools.ietf.org/wg/dnsext/draft-ietf-dnsext-trustupdate-timers/ 
draft-ietf-dnsext-trustupdate-timers-05.txt


diffs from version 4:
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I plan to push this to the IESG shortly with a proto statement  
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Lets look at this in pure security terms.

The purpose of a security scheme is to manage risk, what are the risks
to be managed here? One of the reasons this group has taken so long is
that the risks were never grounded in concrete use/abuse cases and so
feature triage was never performed.

From the risk management point of view there are some abuse cases where
the ability to insert records has absolutely no negative effect
whatsoever and others where the abuse cases are very important.


There are two parts to look at here, zone signer and the zone verifier


If we are looking at core DNS zone insertion is not meaningful since
anyone can obtain any domain they chose for the sum of $10 or less or
zero if they use a stolen card. An insertion attack is not a threat
unless and until measures are deployed that makes it harder to register
lookalike or cousin domains.

For core DNS deployment of NSEC3 is acceptable, deployment of the
original NXT is unacceptable and SO would probably be acceptable -
albeit now the work is mostly done for NSEC3.

For deployment at the network level record insertion is potentially a
major issue, particularly if the motive for deploying DNSSEC is to
enable secure deploment of DNS driven policy based security to address
deperimeterization such as I will be proposing in a few days. The
complexity of generating the link records is not a major concern.


From the zone verifier point of view the SO draft does not change
anything whatsoever. The decision to verify NSEC records of any type has
to be driven by the security needs of the application, not the standard.
A signature verifier can always decide to ignore the NSEC records just
as an application can always decide to ignore DNSSEC altogether.=20

The decision an application makes is driven by its security needs and
the decision it is going to take. For example if we have a device that
has the logic 'if there is a security chain and everything is OK then do
X, otherwise do nothing at all' there is no point in implementing NSEC
verification since there is no alternative action the device can take.
Clearly DoS is a potential problem in such a situation and has to be
handled somewhere but the device that has no access to reliable DNS is
not going to be able to do that.


So looking through the cases I don't see that considering SO is
necessary. Verifiers always have the option to do SO if they chose. SO
does not seem to meet the signer needs that are not already met by
NSEC3.

The only real advantage I see to putting SO on the table would be to
remind people of the fact that any improvement on existing DNS security
is better than we are now. Crypto-perfectionism does not lead to
successful deployment.


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Sorry for the late posting.

				DNSEXT @ IETF-67
Date: Tuesday November 7'th
Time: 15:20 - 17:20
Location: Harbor Island II
Chairs: Olafur Gudmundsson
  	 Olaf Kolkman
Minute taker: Michael Richardson
Jabber Scribe: George Michaelson
Jabber Log: http://www3.ietf.org/meetings/ietf-logs/dnsext/2006-11-07.html


The minutes of IETF-66 meeting where approved.

Note: This set of minutes will not repeat what is in presentations,
       unless it is related to milestones or working group actions.
       Links to presentations are provided.

Document status:
     RFCs Published since last IETF-66
	  RFC4471 Derivation of DNS Name Predecessor and Successor
	  RFC4592 Wildcard Clarify
	  RFC4635 HMAC SHA TSIG algorithm Identifiers
	  RFC4701 DHCID
     Documents advanced:
	  MDNS			Informational   RFC-editor
	  NSID			Standards track IESG Discuss state
	  DNSSEC-experiments    Experimental    IESG Discuss state
	  OPT-In		Experimental    IESG Discuss state
	
     Deferred:
	  Use of RSA/SHA-256 DNSKEY and RRSIG Resource Records in
	  DNSSEC

     Last call completed:
	 DSA Keying		   Standards track	Proto Summary needed
	 Diffie-Helman Keying  	   Standards track	Proto Summary needed
	 Key Rollover Requirements Informational	Proto Summary needed
	 Key Rollover Timers	   Standards track	Proto Summary needed
	 RFC2929bis		   BCP			Summary needed
          DNSSEC Transition Mechanisms Informational	Summary needed

Agenda bashing:

Sam Weiler:
     Q: Is 2929bis on the agenda later?
     	suggests that we remove the template from the document.
Chairs will take taking the suggestion under advisement


DNAME presentation.   Wouter Wijngaards
	http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/06nov/slides/dnsext-1.pdf
	http://tools.ietf.org/wg/dnsext/draft-ietf-dnsext-rfc2672bis-dname/
		version 00 covered.
	The document is chartered by the working group to update
	RFC2672 and address any issues that people have with the
	original specification based on implementation or operational
	experience, as well as better understanding of DNS and
	aliasing in general.
	The editors have started an issues tracker and are looking for
	feedback on the issues. (see presentations for list of
	issues).
	
	
Discussion.
Q:	Rather than increase the TTL, could we drop the CNAME synthesis?
A:	added to list of issues.

Q:	signaling the end to end issue.
	do not do versioning, 2672 is broken.
	
Q:	back when DNAME was designed, the intent of the versioning
	was to be able to remove the CNAME. To do that, it means that
	caches have to be able to synthesize CNAMEs.

Q:	the CNAME has compression in it.
	how many bytes are saved by dropping the CNAME?

A	(depends upon the name)
	(the query is there, and the answer will likely have it..)

Q:	On the topic of delegation tool. Never seen it as a delegation tool.
A:	IP6.int. -->

NSEC3 update:  David Blacka.
	http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/06nov/slides/dnsext-2.pdf
	http://tools.ietf.org/wg/dnsext/draft-ietf-dnsext-nsec3/
	version 08 discussed.
Various issues updated since last version based on feedback from
	Workshop in Sept.

CHAIR:	this document will be LC after the next revision.

I:	NSEC3 + DNAME must be recommended against.
Chair:	Mark Andrews to provide text and open issue on this.



Sam Weiler. dnssec-bis-updates.
     http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/06nov/slides/dnsext-6.pdf
     http://tools.ietf.org/wg/dnsext/draft-ietf-dnsext-dnssec-bis-updates/
        version 04

     Stable for a while. Some minor issues need addressing, send editors
     any issues discovered or not clear in RFC435x documents.

WG:    Keep document alive for one more year at least before issuing
        as RFC

BCP on resolvers: Olafur for Bert Hubert
     http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/06nov/slides/dnsext-5.pdf
     http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-hubert-dns-anti-spoofing-00

Peter: sourcing of port-53 in advised... may be good for implementors,
        but may not be BCP for operators yet.

Ed:    Should this become a WG item?
        Why bother expanding it's scope?
        A: keep it lean and mean.

        This sounds like observations about what would be a good idea
        to do in DNS. Does this need collaboration?

HOW MANY READ? half the group.
HOW MANY WOULD ADVANCE: nobody.
HOW MANY WOULD WORK: 6 persons.

Mohsen:	this is more of an operational issue than protocol implementations
	and so it should go to DNSOP.

Chairs; Will make formal announcement of adoption on the mailing
	list.


GSS-TSIG.   Rob Austein.
	 http://tools.ietf.org/wg/dnsext/draft-austein-dnsext-relax-gratuitous-tsig-01.txt

	TSIG-- very simple.
	GSS (kerberos/etc.) -- could be used.
	While implementing ISC discovered that the implementations did
	not conform with document, this draft is about bringing
	documentation in line with implementations.


Willing work on document:
	Wouter. Walter. Josh. Sam Weiler. Jerry Wilson.	
Chairs: Will make formal announcement of adoption on the mailing list.


Eastlake. DNS cookies.
	  http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/06nov/slides/dnsext-0/sld1.htm
	  http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-eastlake-dnsext-cookies-01.txt
   Rob:	  20 years too late.
   Peter:	  does this say that we do not believe in DNSSEC?
		  	  (a perception, even if that's not the case)
   Donald:	  this is a weak version of TSIG.

   How many READ: 10 persons.


Signature Only DNSSEC: Mike St.Johns.
     http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/06nov/slides/dnsext-3.pdf
     http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-stjohns-dnssec-sigonly-00.txt
	  - why I went down this path.
	  - the details of the document.

HOW MANY HAVE SEEN THIS: 20-30
HOW MANY WERE INTERESTED: 4-5... negative: some as well.

Johan:	what if the DS is just removed?
A:	show me an application that cares about
	      bogus vs unsecured vs unknown.

Rob:	gives example of MX vs A that requires PNE.
	(much discussion about this, and intermediate validation)

Rob:	intrigued by the off-tree stuff.
	suggests splitting the draft.

Ed:	doesn't understand why PNE conflicts with off-tree signatures
	thinks that off-tree was removed because the code was hard.
	We needed a policy language to do off-tree.

Sam:	PNE requires intermediate validation?
	A: No. Intermediate validation requires PNE.

	Discussion about unvalidated data.

Wes:	insecure/unvalidated distinguish.
	My applications would do something different.
	And with PNE, I have to encode the list of valid zones.
	Firefox does this.

Peter:	will this work for a PNE subtree of a SO zone?
	A: yes, but the PNE resolver will see the PNE subtree as insecure.

Rob:	thinks this may be interesting, but may take as long as anything
	else.

Olafur:	what do you want the WG to say?
MikeStJohns:	I want them to think about it.
		Good points here.
	
Olafur: This is the 6 or so time this issue has been brought up,
	have we answered it wrong in the past ?
	
Olaf:	wants closure on this before the next IETF.

Wes:	a lot of people have given this a lot of thought...
	why not ask the room now?

Olaf:	we asked about this before, and got some feedback.
	We need to look deeper before we ask again.
	Informed consent is needed.

Mundy:	the conclusion that we need provable non-existence
	was that we need PNE.   It wasn't a question about	
	whether or not we were done.

Meeting ended


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Have these spoofing attacks been recorded somewhere that can be referenced,
e.g. US-CERT?  Can you say more about how those attacks could have been
mitigated without DNSSEC?  Have there been attacks that could only be
mitigated with DNSSEC?

Of course, a spoofing-phishing attack turns into a DoS attack if the host
discards the bogus DNS info but never gets the DNSSEC validated info.

- Ralph


On 12/3/06 9:53 AM, "bert hubert" <bert.hubert@netherlabs.nl> wrote:

> On Sun, Dec 03, 2006 at 08:10:57AM -0500, Ralph Droms wrote:
> 
>> that can be mitigated by DNSSEC are not in the public consciousness like
>> spam or malware or phishing attacks.  Do we have documented evidence of
>> specific successful attacks that can be mitigated by DNSSEC?
> 
> Yes, there have been succesful spoofing attacks, whereby end-users end up on
> a different website from the one they thought they were visiting. These
> attacks could have been prevented without DNSSEC however, and any website
> that is truly important uses SSL, which would flag the misdirection (which
> would then be ignored).
> 
> Such spoofing has actually happened a number of times, but hasn't really hit
> the news.
> 
> It is also easy to do, to quote from
> http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-hubert-dns-anti-spoofing-00.txt
> 
>    The calculations above indicate the relative ease with which DNS data can
>    be spoofed.  For example, using the formula derived earlier on a domain
>    with a 3600 second TTL, an attacker sending 7000 fake answer packets/s (a
>    rate of 4.5Mb/s), stands a 10% chance of spoofing a record in the first
>    24 hours, which rises to 50% after a week.
> 
>    For a domain with a TTL of 60 seconds, the 10% level is hit after 24
>    minutes, 50% after less than 3 hours, 90% after around 9 hours.
> 
> I've written some tools that perform this action, when you manage to
> saturate the bonafide authoritative servers, success is achieved within
> seconds. Partial saturation means somewhat longer time is needed. The
> calculations above are for the non-saturated case.
> 
>> What is the direct, immediate RoI for the resources I have to commit to
>> providing DNSSEC resolution for names in my zone?  My external contacts
>> ("customers") may benefit from mitigation of attacks, but that's an indirect
>> benefit.  
> 
> They might conceivably worry more over the (inherent) higher reliability
> problems of DNSSEC: there are far more failure modes. This is not DNSSECs
> fault, it is inherent in any protocol that gets encryption added to it.
> 
> This is why I favor (immediate) ameliorization measures, as outlined in my
> draft, which are easy to implement.
> 
> However, recapping, there IS a problem that needs to be solved.
> 
> Bert

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I think the root and the TLD is just one blocking factor.  Then, there's the
DNSSEC-aware recursive servers, the DNSSEC-aware host resolvers, signing all
those organization zones, and the fundamental "what's my ROI" question.

I have this vision of a jigsaw puzzle with about 6 or 8 pieces, that we have
to drop from a couple of feet off the ground and have all the pieces land in
place, interlocked, all at once to make DNSSEC fly...

The immediate RoI isn't directly like locking your door, because you don't
have the risk of anything being stolen *directly* from you if you don't
apply DNSSEC to your zones.  It's more indirect - somebody else trying to
access your website won't be robbed through a phishing attack if you put a
lock on your door.

- Ralph


On 12/4/06 5:45 AM, "Shane Kerr" <Shane_Kerr@isc.org> wrote:

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> [ Apologies for a mostly non-technical mail that says what everybody already
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> 
> Ralph Droms wrote:
>> What is the direct, immediate RoI for the resources I have to commit to
>> providing DNSSEC resolution for names in my zone?  My external contacts
>> ("customers") may benefit from mitigation of attacks, but that's an indirect
>> benefit.  
> 
> Isn't this always the case with security though? What is the direct, immediate
> RoI for putting a lock on your door?
> 
> I think the reason things like DNS and routing security don't get much
> traction
> is because there is much lower hanging fruit for attackers. If the end points
> of
> the Internet weren't so insecure, then things would be different.
> 
> If DNSSEC stabilizes after NSEC3, then DNSSEC could slowly become part of the
> BCP for network operators. The blocking factor here is the TLD (and the root),
> which has little or nothing to do with RoI.
> 
> - --
> Shane
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Ralph Droms wrote:
> The immediate RoI isn't directly like locking your door, because you don't
> have the risk of anything being stolen *directly* from you if you don't
> apply DNSSEC to your zones.  It's more indirect - somebody else trying to
> access your website won't be robbed through a phishing attack if you put a
> lock on your door.

It depends on how much your reputation is worth.   I was having dinner
with a guy the other day whose site had been hacked using a SQL
injection attack which resulted in customers' information being acquired
and misused.   He certainly didn't think that this was his customer's
problem - indeed, his e-commerce site has been offline for three months
now because they're so worried about the possibility of compromising
their customer info again.   DNSSEC doesn't solve this problem at all,
but the point is that companies who don't have a monopoly, which is most
companies, really do care whether their customers' transactions are safe.




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Ted - I agree 100% that there are risks for loss of reputation, recovery
from customer losses due to fraud, etc.  Perhaps those assets are as
tangible as direct theft of cash...

- Ralph


On 12/7/06 5:43 PM, "Ted Lemon" <Ted.Lemon@nominum.com> wrote:

> Ralph Droms wrote:
>> The immediate RoI isn't directly like locking your door, because you don't
>> have the risk of anything being stolen *directly* from you if you don't
>> apply DNSSEC to your zones.  It's more indirect - somebody else trying to
>> access your website won't be robbed through a phishing attack if you put a
>> lock on your door.
> 
> It depends on how much your reputation is worth.   I was having dinner
> with a guy the other day whose site had been hacked using a SQL
> injection attack which resulted in customers' information being acquired
> and misused.   He certainly didn't think that this was his customer's
> problem - indeed, his e-commerce site has been offline for three months
> now because they're so worried about the possibility of compromising
> their customer info again.   DNSSEC doesn't solve this problem at all,
> but the point is that companies who don't have a monopoly, which is most
> companies, really do care whether their customers' transactions are safe.
> 

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> Of course, a spoofing-phishing attack turns into a DoS attack if the
> host
> discards the bogus DNS info but never gets the DNSSEC validated info.

Actually, if you look at market motivation, there is a case to be made
for focusing on DOS attacks.

Suppose someone is trying to secure a transaction with
"www.example.com". In practice, they will use some form of end-to-end
security, TLS or SSL, as in "https://www.example.com". The end to end
security should provide a proof that they are communicating with the
real "www.example.com".

In these conditions, what is the point of securing the DNS look-up? The
end-to-end verification of the certificate will validate it.
Certificates allow for third party signature, and thus are somewhat
easier to deploy than a strict hierarchical scheme. The verification
will not implicitly validate the mapping of name to address. It will
also protect against routing attacks that might divert the traffic to a
bogus site, an attack not addressed by securing the DNS look-up.

End-to-end security mitigates a spoofing attack and reduces it to a
denial of service attack. If the name to address mapping was wrong, or
unavailable, or if the routing was bogus, the secure transaction will
simply not happen. The focus of DNS security should thus be a protection
against DOS attacks, i.e. ensure that if a record exists, it will be
found.

-- Christian Huitema

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On Sun, Dec 10, 2006 at 12:45:27PM -0800, Christian Huitema wrote:

> In these conditions, what is the point of securing the DNS look-up? The
> end-to-end verification of the certificate will validate it.

Exactly. This is also the reason why we don't have an "ARPSEC" protocol.

Or perhaps we do, but is about as exciting as DNSSEC. I wrote about this on
http://ds9a.nl/secure-dns.html .

	Bert

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On Dec 6, 2006, at 21:04, Florian Weimer wrote:

> The main reason, IMHO, is that a potential successor (which has to be
> decoupled from the current DNS to offset itself from its security
> issues) would hardly inherent most of the legal privileges DNS enjoys.

Perhaps. Though I'm not sure DNS has any legal privileges. DNSv2  
would surely be doomed by all the layer-9 goop it would attract.  
Governments, regulators, lawyers, industry groups and all sorts of  
non-technical organisations would have a feeding frenzy about who got  
to control the root, where the servers get placed, who gets runs them  
and how they are policed, etc, etc.

> Nobody except a TLD registry operator can get away with such
> large-scale trademark violations.  This card blanche extends down the
> registrar/reseller pipeline, and it's very hard to compete with  
> *that*.

I disagree with your premise but accept the conclusion. Registrars,  
resellers and the intellectual property folks would scream very  
loudly if there was a viable replacement to the current DNS.

BTW, TLD registry operators don't "get away with trademark  
violations". They're generally innocent third parties. Validating  
trademarks is hard and expensive. [I've just spent months looking at  
this issue with IPR professionals for a new TLD operator.] Even if an  
impostor registers a trade mark, there are a variety of methods for  
the true holder to gain control of the domain. This is now way off  
topic for this list, so no followups on UDRP and suchlike to  
namedroppers, please...


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christian, your words echo some i heard recently from stuart cheshire:

> Suppose someone is trying to secure a transaction with "www.example.com".
> In practice, they will use some form of end-to-end security, TLS or SSL, as
> in "https://www.example.com".  The end to end security should provide a
> proof that they are communicating with the real "www.example.com".

there are at least two problems with this approach.  one is, tls/ssl is not
a lightweight device:  not all of us want to use tcp for all transactions,
and many of us want to be able to virtualize many domain names on a single
ip address.  the other is, ssl/tls depends in practice upon x.509, which is
outside of "the internet" for all practical terms.  the internet ought to be
able to do this kind of security for itself.

so, here's what i told stuart cheshire: if you believe that the web is all
there is to the internet, or you believe that the approach taken for securing
https/imaps/smtps is appropriate for all future applications/protocols used
on the internet, then it's natural that you would think ssl/tls/x509 is all
we need.  i do not think that the ssl/tls/x509 model is futureproof, and so
i think that we need something else, something more internet-like.

to understand what i mean, consider the number of e-mail transactions which
will be carried by smtp this year and this decade, compared to smtps.  the
insecurity does not lead to migration of mail toward the tls/ssl/x509 model;
rather, it leads to e-mail reputation systems, spam filtering, and phishing
attacks worth USD$100B/year.  as long as we're using domain names as unique
endpoint identifiers and as universal service locators, the world will suffer
from any lack of security in the dns infrastructure, and in the continuing
lack of confidence in end-to-end dns data.

the fact that x509 is an industry which funnels a large amount of money to
a small number of toplevel key repositories who are themselves chosen by web
browser vendors, means that there are financial scaling problems in the x509
model that are at least as compelling as the technological scaling problems.
with x509, "effective and usable security" can never become the default, it
will always be a premium service with a high cost of entry, used only when
other money is at stake (like when entering credit card numbers).  that isn't
the kind of internet or the kind of world we ought to be trying to make.

paul

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> > The main reason, IMHO, is that a potential successor (which has to be
> > decoupled from the current DNS to offset itself from its security
> > issues) would hardly inherent most of the legal privileges DNS enjoys.
> 
> Perhaps. Though I'm not sure DNS has any legal privileges. DNSv2  would
> surely be doomed by all the layer-9 goop it would attract.

we know there won't be a new namespace.  ever.  but in addition to adding
new kinds of names (idn) and securing the data (dnssec) we have sometimes
tried to improve the protocol (edns).  if i were to embark on dnsv2 it would
be with the hope of completely forklift-upgrading the protocol while keeping
the namespace as it is.

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On Sun, Dec 10, 2006 at 09:12:31PM +0000, Paul Vixie wrote:

> so, here's what i told stuart cheshire: if you believe that the web is all
> there is to the internet, or you believe that the approach taken for securing
> https/imaps/smtps is appropriate for all future applications/protocols used
> on the internet, then it's natural that you would think ssl/tls/x509 is all
> we need.  i do not think that the ssl/tls/x509 model is futureproof, and so
> i think that we need something else, something more internet-like.

I very much agree with this sentiment. But DNSSEC is not the answer as is
only sends out authenticated small and static messages.

It doesn't to whole transactions.

One cannot rely on DNSSEC for the whole shebang. In theory it could be the
conduit of a web of trust, perhaps that is what you mean? 

Which makes the vast amount of effort and brain cycles on it all the more
puzzling. In the vein of your statement regarding the 'king makers' in the
browser that annoint X.509 certificate vendors, perhaps there is something
along those lines happening within DNS?

I honestly don't know (it wouldn't seem likely), but it is unclear to me why
people continue to expend so much time on such a small part of a secure
internet.

	Bert

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> christian, your words echo some i heard recently from stuart cheshire:

Well, Stuart and I often disagree, so you might consider that us
agreeing somehow shows something...=20
=20
> so, here's what i told stuart cheshire: if you believe that the web is
> all there is to the internet, or you believe that the approach taken
for
> securing https/imaps/smtps is appropriate for all future
applications/protocols
> used on the internet, then it's natural that you would think
ssl/tls/x509 is
> all we need.  i do not think that the ssl/tls/x509 model is
futureproof,
> and so i think that we need something else, something more
internet-like.

I am not so much looking at SSL than at end-to-end security. Name
resolution is one step in the end-to-end process of completing the
transaction. If you are really concerned about the security of the
application, you want to secure the entire process, not just one step.
You may use SSL, secure RTP, IPSEC, or maybe some application specific
solution. The point is, you will use something.

Now, consider the "market for DNS security". Logically, the early
adopters ought to be the most security conscious users. Yet, those
security conscious users are also most likely to deploy end-to-end
security for their application. They are thus not likely to invest in
yet another deployment, and to bear the management cost of yet another
system. They will only do this investment if securing the DNS brings
clear additional benefits, on top of what they already have.

What would be the characteristic of a DNS security system that
complements, rather than replace, end-to-end security? For me, the
obvious answer would be to ensure availability of the DNS service. The
secure DNS should guarantee that, if the relevant name servers are
available and reachable, the name resolution transaction will complete.=20

The best "secure DNS" would be one that provides that guarantee at the
least possible deployment cost.=20

-- Christian Huitema

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> > so, here's what i told stuart cheshire: if you believe that the web is all
> > there is to the internet, or you believe that the approach taken for
> > securing https/imaps/smtps is appropriate for all future
> > applications/protocols used on the internet, then it's natural that you
> > would think ssl/tls/x509 is all we need.  i do not think that the
> > ssl/tls/x509 model is futureproof, and so i think that we need something
> > else, something more internet-like.
> 
> One cannot rely on DNSSEC for the whole shebang.  In theory it could be the
> conduit of a web of trust, perhaps that is what you mean?

yes, but dnssec is also a web of trust in its own right, albeit not useful
for "whole transactions" in the sense of e-commerce or web or whatever.

> Which makes the vast amount of effort and brain cycles on it all the more
> puzzling. In the vein of your statement regarding the 'king makers' in the
> browser that annoint X.509 certificate vendors, perhaps there is something
> along those lines happening within DNS?

it's because dnssec makes only one king where there are three, that it is hard
for the world to make traction for it. that is, right now root zone management
is a groupthink process involving icann, us-doc, and verisign, but once there
is a root key, the holder of that key will be the one true king.  meatspace
does not admit the possibility anymore of one true king.

but you touched on something even more important.  x509 succeeded because it
was clear what was at stake and it was clear that investment could pay off.
pgp and dnssec, by not offering a specific and definite fiscal pyramid, don't
offer the kind of investment incentive that's usually nec'y for big things to
be built.  (if not for netscape's profit-motive, i think the web would have
been slower to take off, and if you doubt this, ask bill gates what he was
thinking back in 1996 on this topic.)  (if not for bbn's and later uunet's
profit motives, i think the internet would have been slower to take off, etc.)

> I honestly don't know (it wouldn't seem likely), but it is unclear to me why
> people continue to expend so much time on such a small part of a secure
> internet.

because it's a very important part.  it's an enabling technology for just
about everything else we all want to do.  sadly, it's not the sexy part nor
is it investment-worthy in its own right.

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> > christian, your words echo some i heard recently from stuart cheshire:
> 
> Well, Stuart and I often disagree, so you might consider that us agreeing
> somehow shows something...

it does.

> I am not so much looking at SSL than at end-to-end security.

you're also willing to consider a design that creates security-haves and
security-have-nots, such that any application that cares at all about security
has to do it end-to-end.  if all an application wants is confidence in the
kind of information that's easy to store in dns, like SPF or A or PTR or PGP
or MX, and is otherwise not concerned about authorization or encryption, then
in your model they have to do some kind of end to end security thing which in
your model involves non-internet key exchanges (sneakernet, x509, whatever).

in my model, applications who don't care so much about security that they're
willing to pay an end-to-end complexity penalty (like ssl or tls), can still
get moderate confidence in the basic results of a dns query.  once this is
established, we're in a position to add more types of data to dns, which the
current confidence-free system does not really encourage.

> What would be the characteristic of a DNS security system that
> complements, rather than replace, end-to-end security? For me, the
> obvious answer would be to ensure availability of the DNS service. The
> secure DNS should guarantee that, if the relevant name servers are
> available and reachable, the name resolution transaction will complete. 
> 
> The best "secure DNS" would be one that provides that guarantee at the
> least possible deployment cost. 

so you're allowing for NS-only security.  others have proposed that, but it
was decided early on (by consensus among those willing to to volunteer to do
work in this area) that end-to-end application security was something we
wanted Secure DNS to be a building block for.  so the Secure DNS model is
end-to-end rather than interior-only.

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Mark Andrews wrote:

> 	Sure humans could inject data in the pre-sign stage of any
> 	of the parents.  This in no different to the occassional
> 	bogus NS RRsets that get added to parents today.  I don't
> 	think anyone that knows anything about security would say
> 	that this can't happen.  In fact this is the weakest part
> 	of DNSSEC.

That is, DNSSEC does NOT provide cryptographic security.

But, for the other weakest part, see below.

> 	For COM, COM.AU etc. we are going to have to trust that the
> 	registration system won't be compromised.

Considering that domain names will keep being sold on-line in realtime
with credit card payment, we will use TLS or SSL (or nothing) for secure
exchange of public keys and certificates with the registry.

It means that TLS or SSL (or nothing) is secure enough that we
don't need DNSSEC.

Worse, it also means signature generation system is accessible online.
That is, if the registration server of, say, COM, is compromised,
all the domain names under COM becomes untrustworthy.

This is the weakest part of DNSSEC.

DNSSEC is just as insecure as plain DNS.

							Masataka Ohta


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Paul Vixie wrote:

> so the Secure DNS model is
> end-to-end rather than interior-only.

It is not e2e.

With DNSSEC, zone administrators between you and your peer are
the intelligent intermediate entities subject to all the technical
and social hacking attacks.

E2e security can be enjoyed if and only if you and your peer directly
share secret information without intelligent intermediate entities.

DNSSEC does not provide cryptographic security.

PKI does not provide cryptographic security.

						Masataka Ohta



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From: Otmar Lendl <lendl@nic.at>
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Hello,

Section 3.1 of draft-ietf-dnsext-2929bis-04 specifies a DNS RRTYPE
Allocation Policy which involves Expert Review after the submission
of an allocation template to this list.

Although this draft has not been elevated to RFC status yet, the
DNSEXT chairs have agreed to give this new procedure a test-drive
using my EBL draft as the guinea pig.

So here is the template for your consideration:

--------------------------------------------------------------------

	  DNS RRTYPE PARAMETER ALLOCATION TEMPLATE

Date: 

  2006/12/11

Originator: 

  Otmar Lendl <otmar.lendl@enum.at>, +43 1 5056416 33

Specification: 

  http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-enum-branch-location-record-01

Need for this RRTYPE:

  ENUM as defined in RFC3761 supports various applications as selected
  by the "service" parameter in the NAPTR record.

  That works very well if all these applications are based on the same
  administrative model where a single shared entity manages the ENUM
  zone for a number.

  In the context of Infrastructure ENUM, this does not hold: The
  end-user has control over the RFC3761 domain on one hand and the
  carrier needs to control (both in terms of content and availability)
  the records for I-ENUM.

  See draft-ietf-enum-infrastructure-enum-reqs-02 for the requirements
  concerning Infrastructure ENUM.

  At the IETF meeting in Dallas there was agreement to pursue a
  two-prong strategy: In the long run a new domain apex for I-ENUM
  is viewed as the right solution. This involves a lot of politics
  (including ITU interactions), thus an interim solution which
  introduces branches to the RFC3761 tree is needed as well. See
  http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-enum-combined-01

Alternatives:

  The last two years has seen two proposals on how to integrate
  User-ENUM and I-ENUM in a common tree by a) using non-terminal NAPTR
  records (http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-pfautz-lind-enum-carrier-00)
  or b) by adding delegations at the number level
  (draft-ietf-enum-3761bis-00.txt + the URI draft).

  One of the main reasons why these proposals were dismissed is the
  existence of "open numbering plans" where the length of a number is
  not fixed. For a long explanation, see
  http://www1.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/enum/current/msg05108.html

  The first proposals regarding branching off the User-ENUM tree
  used static or off-line specified branch locations. One iteration
  (draft-haberler-carrier-enum-01) and proof-of-concept code used a TXT
  record.

  Based on feedback from the dnsext folks this was changed to a
  new RRTYPE which added some more flexibility.

  Non-terminal NAPTRs were considered. For terminals, the regexp
  parameters is very helpful when dealing with open numbering plans,
  e.g. by mapping +1555123(.*) to \1@sip.example.com with a single record. 
  The "replacement" field, on the other hand, is constant. There is
  no way to capture the concept of "the ENUM tree for this number-range
  is located -> there" with non-terminal NAPTRs.

Mnemonic:

  The RRTYPE is called "ENUM Branch Location" record, thus we propose
  EBL as mnemonic.

  Earlier drafts used "BLR" for "branch location record". This was changed
  as "record" should not be part of the acronym to avoid incorrect language
  like "BLR records".

Registries:

  No new IANA registry is requested. 

Special handling:

  The EBL record does no change the behaviour of DNS servers and needs
  no special casing. It can be treated as an Unknown RRTYPE.

Comments:

  Support for the EBL record (and thus I-ENUM) has been added to
  the OpenSer SIP proxy and will appear in the 1.2 release. The
  code can be found in the OpenSer CVS.

  A patch for Asterisk has been submitted as well. 
  See http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=8089

  While testing these patches, a plain bind 9.3.2 installation was
  used as the nameserver. Example resource record:

  infrastructure.1        TYPE65300       \# 14 (
		04    ; position
		01 69 ; separator
		04 65 31 36 34 04 61 72 70 61 00 ; e164.arpa
		)

  This corresponds to 

  infrastructure.1 EBL 4 "i" e164.arpa.

  --

  draft-ietf-enum-branch-location-record-01 does not define an IANA
  registry for labels where EBL might reside. The reason is that
  I don't want to restrict uses of EBLs to special labels. Other
  applications might just as well use EBLs directly at the
  number level, e.g.

  6.1.4.6.5.0.5.1.3.4.e164.arpa. EBL 0 "" enum.nic.at.

  One might suggest that drafts defining EBL use-cases should
  use "_"-prefixed labels to minimize the chance of collisions.
  (plus the proposed registry for these labels)

  Right now, the chance of collision is miminal as no labels
  other than single-digit ones are used in the ENUM tree.

--------------------------------------------------------------------

Any feedback, both regarding the protocol part, as well as the language
of draft-ietf-enum-branch-location-record-01 is very much welcome. The
ENUM WG will put this draft up for last call soon, so I'd prefer to make
any changes as soon as possible.

Thanks!

/ol
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Dear colleagues,

This message starts an "test drive" of the RFC2929bis
"IANA template registration of DNS RR types".

This is an experiment to determine if there are any obvious problems
with the template (and its process) that can be fixed before
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-dnsext-2929bis-04.txt
is issued as an BCP.

RFC2929bis will be advanced to the IESG this Friday unless someone
tells us there is a problem with the current document.

Time line for the experiment/test drive:
Start: December 11 15:00 Reykjavik Time  (UTC)
End:   January   1 23:59 Reykjavik Time  (UTC)
Mark Townsley our AD will appoint a special DNS expert for this experiment
    before Jan 1'st and announce his appointment on namedroppers.
Expert review due: January 15'th 12:00 UTC

The chairs are aware that there are number of holidays during this period,
please use that as a motivation to participate sooner rather than later,
by reading the template, the document referred to in the template.
Then send message to namedroppers with
         your issues
or     stating your satisfaction that the information provided is sufficient.

It is important for the working group, its reputation and future workload
that the process to register new RR types is as smooth and robust as possible.

Chairs Notes on template process:
#1 2929bis does not specify a deadline for the expert or what the default
    answer is if the expert is non responsive. In the case of single expert
    this is fine as the expert should allowed to take a long vacation :-)
    For this experiment we specified a deadline in order to conclude 
the process
    before the document is processed by the IESG.

#2 This process does not allow consideration of private messages to the
    expert.

thank you
         Olafur & Olaf

At 07:30 11/12/2006, Otmar Lendl wrote:

>Hello,
>
>Section 3.1 of draft-ietf-dnsext-2929bis-04 specifies a DNS RRTYPE
>Allocation Policy which involves Expert Review after the submission
>of an allocation template to this list.
>
>Although this draft has not been elevated to RFC status yet, the
>DNSEXT chairs have agreed to give this new procedure a test-drive
>using my EBL draft as the guinea pig.
>
>So here is the template for your consideration:
>
>--------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>           DNS RRTYPE PARAMETER ALLOCATION TEMPLATE
>
>Date:
>
>   2006/12/11
>
>Originator:
>
>   Otmar Lendl <otmar.lendl@enum.at>, +43 1 5056416 33
>
>Specification:
>
>   http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-enum-branch-location-record-01
>
>Need for this RRTYPE:
>
>   ENUM as defined in RFC3761 supports various applications as selected
>   by the "service" parameter in the NAPTR record.
>
>   That works very well if all these applications are based on the same
>   administrative model where a single shared entity manages the ENUM
>   zone for a number.
>
>   In the context of Infrastructure ENUM, this does not hold: The
>   end-user has control over the RFC3761 domain on one hand and the
>   carrier needs to control (both in terms of content and availability)
>   the records for I-ENUM.
>
>   See draft-ietf-enum-infrastructure-enum-reqs-02 for the requirements
>   concerning Infrastructure ENUM.
>
>   At the IETF meeting in Dallas there was agreement to pursue a
>   two-prong strategy: In the long run a new domain apex for I-ENUM
>   is viewed as the right solution. This involves a lot of politics
>   (including ITU interactions), thus an interim solution which
>   introduces branches to the RFC3761 tree is needed as well. See
>   http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-enum-combined-01
>
>Alternatives:
>
>   The last two years has seen two proposals on how to integrate
>   User-ENUM and I-ENUM in a common tree by a) using non-terminal NAPTR
>   records (http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-pfautz-lind-enum-carrier-00)
>   or b) by adding delegations at the number level
>   (draft-ietf-enum-3761bis-00.txt + the URI draft).
>
>   One of the main reasons why these proposals were dismissed is the
>   existence of "open numbering plans" where the length of a number is
>   not fixed. For a long explanation, see
>   http://www1.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/enum/current/msg05108.html
>
>   The first proposals regarding branching off the User-ENUM tree
>   used static or off-line specified branch locations. One iteration
>   (draft-haberler-carrier-enum-01) and proof-of-concept code used a TXT
>   record.
>
>   Based on feedback from the dnsext folks this was changed to a
>   new RRTYPE which added some more flexibility.
>
>   Non-terminal NAPTRs were considered. For terminals, the regexp
>   parameters is very helpful when dealing with open numbering plans,
>   e.g. by mapping +1555123(.*) to \1@sip.example.com with a single record.
>   The "replacement" field, on the other hand, is constant. There is
>   no way to capture the concept of "the ENUM tree for this number-range
>   is located -> there" with non-terminal NAPTRs.
>
>Mnemonic:
>
>   The RRTYPE is called "ENUM Branch Location" record, thus we propose
>   EBL as mnemonic.
>
>   Earlier drafts used "BLR" for "branch location record". This was changed
>   as "record" should not be part of the acronym to avoid incorrect language
>   like "BLR records".
>
>Registries:
>
>   No new IANA registry is requested.
>
>Special handling:
>
>   The EBL record does no change the behaviour of DNS servers and needs
>   no special casing. It can be treated as an Unknown RRTYPE.
>
>Comments:
>
>   Support for the EBL record (and thus I-ENUM) has been added to
>   the OpenSer SIP proxy and will appear in the 1.2 release. The
>   code can be found in the OpenSer CVS.
>
>   A patch for Asterisk has been submitted as well.
>   See http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=8089
>
>   While testing these patches, a plain bind 9.3.2 installation was
>   used as the nameserver. Example resource record:
>
>   infrastructure.1        TYPE65300       \# 14 (
>                 04    ; position
>                 01 69 ; separator
>                 04 65 31 36 34 04 61 72 70 61 00 ; e164.arpa
>                 )
>
>   This corresponds to
>
>   infrastructure.1 EBL 4 "i" e164.arpa.
>
>   --
>
>   draft-ietf-enum-branch-location-record-01 does not define an IANA
>   registry for labels where EBL might reside. The reason is that
>   I don't want to restrict uses of EBLs to special labels. Other
>   applications might just as well use EBLs directly at the
>   number level, e.g.
>
>   6.1.4.6.5.0.5.1.3.4.e164.arpa. EBL 0 "" enum.nic.at.
>
>   One might suggest that drafts defining EBL use-cases should
>   use "_"-prefixed labels to minimize the chance of collisions.
>   (plus the proposed registry for these labels)
>
>   Right now, the chance of collision is miminal as no labels
>   other than single-digit ones are used in the ENUM tree.
>
>--------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>Any feedback, both regarding the protocol part, as well as the language
>of draft-ietf-enum-branch-location-record-01 is very much welcome. The
>ENUM WG will put this draft up for last call soon, so I'd prefer to make
>any changes as soon as possible.
>
>Thanks!
>
>/ol
>--
>< Otmar Lendl (lendl@nic.at) | nic.at Systems Engineer >


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If you want to make such statements first state your risk model.


Otherwise we end up engaged in hairsplitting debates that have no basis =
in common sense. There is no perfect security, get over it.

DNSSEC provides certain cryptographic controls in certain instances. =
DNSSEC is clearly not necessary to do anything we do today otherwise we =
could not do it.=20

The point is that Internet security is kind of a mess. There is no =
coherent architecture.

The utility in DNSSEC lies in the deployment of the next generation of =
Internet security infrastructure which uses DNS to perform policy =
distribution. Protocols like DKIM and architectures that address the =
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> > so the Secure DNS model is
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> It is not e2e.
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> With DNSSEC, zone administrators between you and your peer=20
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> technical and social hacking attacks.
>=20
> E2e security can be enjoyed if and only if you and your peer=20
> directly share secret information without intelligent=20
> intermediate entities.
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Joe Abley wrote:
> 
> On 5-Dec-2006, at 23:16, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:
> 
>>
>>> From: Danny Mayer [mailto:mayer@gis.net]
>>
>>> I suspect that we will see demand for DNSSEC the first time
>>> that a bank sees a poisoning attack and their customers get
>>> redirected to a fake site and their accounts drained as a
>>> result. Phishing attacks can be alleviated since you can tell
>>> technologically that the site is not what it claims. Their
>>> customers will demand it, the bank will be afraid not to do
>>> it, the insurance companies make it a condition of coverage
>>> of losses, etc. Then of course the military have a need for
>>> it. Of course that still leaves the issue of validating
>>> resolvers being not being widely deployed (okay, so only a
>>> handful of people have deployed them).
>>
>> This attack is happening but not quite in this way.
> 
> The banks around here have fixed that problem by buying insurance which
> will reimburse both the bank and the customer from fraudulent
> transactions which occur using the bank's web banking app.
> 
> In the case that the customer notices a fraudulent transaction, the bank
> reimburses them, the insurance company reimburses them, and everybody is
> happy.
> 

Actually, it doesn't take long before the insurance companies start to
push the banks to do something to secure their networks. If a customer
notices then they spread the word and it becomes a public relations
nightmare for the banks if they don't do something. It's not just about
who pays for the problem.

> In the case that the customer doesn't notice a fraudulent transaction,
> nobody does anything and everybody is still happy.
> 
> DNSSEC will need to be as reliable as this, and noticably cheaper than
> the insurance, before I would expect these banks to start caring about it.
> 

Cheaper is not the only incentive, bad publicity is a much larger one.
Customers will move their money somewhere safer if they perceive a problem.

Danny

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Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:

> If you want to make such statements first state your risk model.

Are you saying it to Paul's statement of "so the Secure DNS model is
end-to-end rather than interior-only."?

Anyway, if you use your risk model, your statements is nothing more
than a fantasy.

I, instead, have been stating the reality that ISPs and zone
administrators are equally (un)trustworthy.

As a result, DNSSEC is NOT cryptographycally secure and is as secure
as plain DNS.

							Masataka Ohta


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From: "Hallam-Baker, Phillip" <pbaker@verisign.com>
To: "Masataka Ohta" <mohta@necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp>
Cc: "Paul Vixie" <paul@vix.com>,
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AS I have been saying for over a decade security is risk management, not =
risk elimination.

The point you make is not new, Bruce Scheneir made it together with Carl =
Ellison in a paper some years back. He was wrong then and Secrets and =
Lies is essentially explaining why.


Most cases of administrative incompetence will result in a complete loss =
of service. DNSSEC does not add a significant number of new ways to =
screw up and the remedy is exactly the same.=20

The cases where administrative incompetence leads to a security breach =
are not as likely as direct attack and in any case very difficult to =
exploit successfully without inside knowledge that allows for more =
powerful attacks.

DNSSEC is not intended to control against administrator malfeasance.=20




> -----Original Message-----
> From: Masataka Ohta [mailto:mohta@necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp]=20
> Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 7:48 PM
> To: Hallam-Baker, Phillip
> Cc: Paul Vixie; Christian Huitema; Ralph Droms; bert hubert;=20
> namedroppers@ops.ietf.org
> Subject: Re: DNSSEC - Signature Only vs the MX/A issue.
>=20
> Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:
>=20
> > If you want to make such statements first state your risk model.
>=20
> Are you saying it to Paul's statement of "so the Secure DNS=20
> model is end-to-end rather than interior-only."?
>=20
> Anyway, if you use your risk model, your statements is=20
> nothing more than a fantasy.
>=20
> I, instead, have been stating the reality that ISPs and zone=20
> administrators are equally (un)trustworthy.
>=20
> As a result, DNSSEC is NOT cryptographycally secure and is as=20
> secure as plain DNS.
>=20
> 							Masataka Ohta
>=20
>=20
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From: Masataka Ohta <mohta@necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp>
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Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:

> AS I have been saying for over a decade security is risk
> management, not risk elimination.

I fully agree with you that there ain't no such thing as
cryptographical security.

> The point you make is not new, Bruce Scheneir made it together with
> Carl Ellison in a paper some years back. He was wrong then and
> Secrets and Lies is essentially explaining why.

Hugh?

You failed to deny my point that DNSSEC and plain DNS are equally secure.

> Most cases of administrative incompetence will result in a complete
> loss of service. DNSSEC does not add a significant number of new
> ways to screw up and the remedy is exactly the same. 

Complex protocols are more complex to implement and operate and,
thus, insecure.

For example, it is a lot more likely that DNSSEC software has
buffer overflow valunerability than plain DNS software.

> The cases where administrative incompetence leads to a security
> breach are not as likely as direct attack and in any case very
> difficult to exploit successfully without inside knowledge that
> allows for more powerful attacks.

I'm not sure what you mean "direct attack" but I understand that
you failed to make a point on the merits of deploying DNSSEC.

						Masataka Ohta


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On Tue, Dec 12, 2006 at 04:20:19PM +0900, Masataka Ohta wrote:

> Complex protocols are more complex to implement and operate and,
> thus, insecure.
> 
> For example, it is a lot more likely that DNSSEC software has
> buffer overflow valunerability than plain DNS software.

This is not only a lot more likely, but actual fact if we look at most DNS
security advisories of the past few years.

For example, look at SIG Query Processing (CVE-2006-4095), "BIND: Self Check
Failing" (2005-25-01), "BIND: Remote Execution of Code"  A/K/A "sigrec",
"OpenSSL buffer overflow", "tsig bug", "sigdiv0 bug", etc, all found on
the fine page http://www.isc.org/index.pl?/sw/bind/bind-security.php

	Bert

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I've read MSJ's SO document. I think the approach is certainly 
interesting, but I'm not convinced that Mike's proposal (the part that 
deals with absence of authenticated denial/proven non-existence) will 
significantly increase DNSSEC deployment, which I think is the main 
motivation behind this proposal. I like the idea of the signer being a 
non-parent, (or, for that matter, the signed being a non-child), but that 
is IMHO a whole new research topic.

The discussion on the validity of deploying DNSSEC, or on the feasibility 
or impact of attacks on DNS, is repetitive and old, and has less 
participants every time around. I'm going to apply Noah's principle for my 
own involvement these particular Namedroppers discussions: no more prizes 
on forecasting rain; only for building arks. 

DNSSEC development and deployment is real. A few TLD's deploy DNSSEC, and 
most of the DNS related software developers I've talked to have, or are 
willing to implement DNSSEC. Microsoft's public commitment on adding 
DNSSEC to their server/resolver set is yet one more prize. Meanwhile, 
everyone who wants to use or deploy DNSSEC is screaming for tools, so more 
prizes to win there.

Roy Arends
Nominet

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Don't say that you are agreeing with someone when you are intentionally =
misinterpreting what they said to claim the opposite.

This conversation is closed.=20

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Masataka Ohta [mailto:mohta@necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp]=20
> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 2:20 AM
> To: Hallam-Baker, Phillip
> Cc: Paul Vixie; Christian Huitema; Ralph Droms; bert hubert;=20
> namedroppers@ops.ietf.org
> Subject: Re: DNSSEC - Signature Only vs the MX/A issue.
>=20
> Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:
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> > AS I have been saying for over a decade security is risk=20
> management,=20
> > not risk elimination.
>=20
> I fully agree with you that there ain't no such thing as=20
> cryptographical security.
>=20
> > The point you make is not new, Bruce Scheneir made it together with=20
> > Carl Ellison in a paper some years back. He was wrong then=20
> and Secrets=20
> > and Lies is essentially explaining why.
>=20
> Hugh?
>=20
> You failed to deny my point that DNSSEC and plain DNS are=20
> equally secure.
>=20
> > Most cases of administrative incompetence will result in a complete=20
> > loss of service. DNSSEC does not add a significant number=20
> of new ways=20
> > to screw up and the remedy is exactly the same.
>=20
> Complex protocols are more complex to implement and operate=20
> and, thus, insecure.
>=20
> For example, it is a lot more likely that DNSSEC software has=20
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> > The cases where administrative incompetence leads to a=20
> security breach=20
> > are not as likely as direct attack and in any case very=20
> difficult to=20
> > exploit successfully without inside knowledge that allows for more=20
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> I'm not sure what you mean "direct attack" but I understand=20
> that you failed to make a point on the merits of deploying DNSSEC.
>=20
> 						Masataka Ohta
>=20
>=20
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Jim Reid wrote:
> On Dec 6, 2006, at 21:04, Florian Weimer wrote:
> 
>> The main reason, IMHO, is that a potential successor (which has to be
>> decoupled from the current DNS to offset itself from its security
>> issues) would hardly inherent most of the legal privileges DNS enjoys.
> 
> Perhaps. Though I'm not sure DNS has any legal privileges. DNSv2 would
> surely be doomed by all the layer-9 goop it would attract. Governments,
> regulators, lawyers, industry groups and all sorts of non-technical
> organisations would have a feeding frenzy about who got to control the
> root, where the servers get placed, who gets runs them and how they are
> policed, etc, etc.

What root? ;-)

>> Nobody except a TLD registry operator can get away with such
>> large-scale trademark violations.  This card blanche extends down the
>> registrar/reseller pipeline, and it's very hard to compete with *that*.
> 
> I disagree with your premise but accept the conclusion. Registrars,
> resellers and the intellectual property folks would scream very loudly
> if there was a viable replacement to the current DNS.
> 
> BTW, TLD registry operators don't "get away with trademark violations".
> They're generally innocent third parties. Validating trademarks is hard
> and expensive. [I've just spent months looking at this issue with IPR
> professionals for a new TLD operator.] Even if an impostor registers a
> trade mark, there are a variety of methods for the true holder to gain
> control of the domain. This is now way off topic for this list, so no
> followups on UDRP and suchlike to namedroppers, please...
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On Tue, Dec 12, 2006 at 12:22:52PM +0000, Roy Arends wrote:
> or impact of attacks on DNS, is repetitive and old, and has less 
> participants every time around. I'm going to apply Noah's principle for my 
> own involvement these particular Namedroppers discussions: no more prizes 
> on forecasting rain; only for building arks. 

I've pondered this message for a long time, it took a while to discover that
your analogy is not very apt. We "DNSSEC-doubters" are not predicting rain
instead of building an ark.

In fact, we're not forecasting rain at all. To the contrary, we are
wondering why people are proposing to build an ark, where an umbrella will
do.

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> I've pondered this message for a long time, it took a while to discover that
> your analogy is not very apt. We "DNSSEC-doubters" are not predicting rain
> instead of building an ark.
> 
> In fact, we're not forecasting rain at all. To the contrary, we are
> wondering why people are proposing to build an ark, where an umbrella will
> do.

nothing less than this "ark" will improve confidence in dns results to the
point where every new application won't need its own end-to-end security
model to ensure that dns hasn't been used to spoof them.  i think the useful
part of this discussion has already gone by; either one believes the vision
or one does not, and i don't expect any new converts in either direction.


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At 21:15 +0000 12/10/06, Paul Vixie wrote:
>
>we know there won't be a new namespace.  ever.  but in addition to adding
>new kinds of names (idn) and securing the data (dnssec) we have sometimes
>tried to improve the protocol (edns).  if i were to embark on dnsv2 it would
>be with the hope of completely forklift-upgrading the protocol while keeping
>the namespace as it is.
>

I agree with that.  Where I see the discussion getting wrapped around 
an axle is when we cross the divide between conveying the data in the 
name space with regulating the data in the name space.  I've trotted 
this out before, there is a difference between talking about DNS and 
talking about provisioning of domain names.

It may be hard to see, but every DNS zone is managed by some sort of 
registry.  Whether it is a formal one like the g/sTLDs of ICANN or a 
ccTLD, or just a personal zone with three names in it, there is a 
registry.  The heart of the registry may be a distributed database or 
a text file, the process of generating the zone file may be a 
database difference report or the text file may already look like a 
zone file.

Coming up with a new wire protocol for DNS would represent about as 
much of a change as bring up servers on IPv6 to a registry.  DNS is 
just a publication mechanism, not what is regulated.  Perhaps a new 
protocol is more like the transition from LP's to CD's - the music 
stayed the same but the cases got smaller.  'Course the analogy 
breaks down when you get to MP3's and on-line stores, etc.  And 
DC-101 (local radio) had to change from "7 album sides at 7" to "7 
CD-sides at 7" declaring each half of a CD to be a side.

A cleaned up DNS would present an issue to the regulators - a better 
implementation of the CLASS concept.  But that's their problem, not 
ours. ;)
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At 21:29 +0100 12/6/06, Olaf M. Kolkman wrote:

>Anyway, this all boils down to the blunt question: Should we flush all
>DNSSEC-bis work and put our bet on SO?

I don't see SO and DNSSECbis/ter as competing.  They aren't solving 
the same problem.  So I would suggest the answer is no.

I don't see much forward momentum for DNSSEC* regardless of DLV, 
NSEC3, SO, or any other factor recently debated on this list. 
There's nothing standing in the way of progress, progress is just not 
happening.  I have seen equally little forward momentum for SO.  Is 
there code for it yet?

Is there evidence that the SO document's presence has stopped someone 
from deploying DNSSEC*?  I'm presuming not, but I wouldn't know.  Has 
anyone been told to hold back on DNSSECbis because there are ongoing 
discussions over NSEC3, etc.?   Are the distractions really 
distracting or just providing an excuse?
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> I don't see SO and DNSSECbis/ter as competing.  They aren't solving the
> same problem.  So I would suggest the answer is no.

i do see SO and DNSSECbis/ter as competing -- for mindshare, both among the
group of volunteers willing to work on these problems, and among vendors who
may wish to deploy or support Secure DNS, and among domain holders who may
with to adopt Secure DNS.

> I don't see much forward momentum for DNSSEC* regardless of DLV, NSEC3, SO,
> or any other factor recently debated on this list.

my own census among potential deployers indicates that until the DNS community
makes a decision about what Secure DNS will be, nobody's going to wait for it
or plan on it or include it in their plans at all.  introducing SO at this
stage looks like "more dithering".  this working group needs a clear goal set,
a strategy for meeting those goals, and strong leadership to keep us focused
on those goals.  the leadership part is the only thing we've got right so far,
and admitting SO would send the other two requirements in the wrong direction.

> There's nothing standing in the way of progress, progress is just not
> happening.  I have seen equally little forward momentum for SO.  Is there
> code for it yet?

speaking as an implementor, nobody has yet come to ISC asking for SO or 
offering to fund SO.  if any other implementor or potential implementor has
heard EOI's or RFP's for SO or SO-like functionality, that would make the
working group's decision interesting.

> Is there evidence that the SO document's presence has stopped someone from
> deploying DNSSEC*?  I'm presuming not, but I wouldn't know.

in addition to the usual problems in proving negatives, the cases i'm aware
of are of fence-sitters rolling their eyes and saying "AGAIN with the bi-annual
Secure DNS redesign?  what IS it with you people?"  which is to say, in answer
to your question, "yes and/or no".

> Has anyone been told to hold back on DNSSECbis because there are ongoing
> discussions over NSEC3, etc.?  Are the distractions really distracting or
> just providing an excuse?

with respect to DLV adoption, some folks i've approached about using DLV have
said that if the only thing left to do for Secure DNS is sign the root, then
DLV is an appropriate bootstrap mechanism, but with NSEC3 in the offing, they
don't want to adopt Secure DNS at all until it settles down, so DLV is just
useless to them.  i can extrapolate a bitter twisted cynical conclusion about
the appearance of "SO" on the landscape, but noone has actually done more
than roll their eyes (as described above), so it's not conclusive *enough*.

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On Fri, Dec 15, 2006 at 10:16:12AM -0500, Edward Lewis wrote:

> anyone been told to hold back on DNSSECbis because there are ongoing 
> discussions over NSEC3, etc.?   Are the distractions really 
> distracting or just providing an excuse?

I wouldn't be able to distinguish between the two. However, NSEC3 has, to my
experience, extended the perception that, "as usual", DNSSEC wil be ready
six months from now.

	Bert

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> I wouldn't be able to distinguish between the two. However, NSEC3 has, 
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ready
> six months from now.

That may be in true in some circles.  However NSEC3 has the four largest 
registries in the world (.com, .de, .net, .uk) making committments to 
deploy, funding work on development and deployment, working to get our 
registrars prepared and making real plans on just how we are going to 
implement DNSSEC w/NSEC3.  That more than outweighs any doubts about the 
final date for a critical mass of signed zones.

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At 21:23 +0000 12/16/06, Jay Daley wrote:

>I'm also increasingly of the view that DNS is /so good/ that most people
>simply don't realise it. And it is all those complex and weird little
>quirks that enable it to be so good.  What worries me about any attempt at
>DNSv2 is that some of the brilliance will be lost by trying to 'fix' DNS
>and DNS is just too important to work in any less good a way.

DNS stands on the shoulders of other naming systems, I am not 
surprised that DNS is a good protocol at heart.  I don't mean to 
disparage the effort by saying that DNS stands on other's shoulders, 
it means that it wasn't just a lucky bolt out of the clear blue sky.

I think that what is lost often is what makes the DNS a good 
protocol.  I work in an area in which DNS is a new beast, a 
non-Internet environment.  It is interesting to see what "them folks" 
think is the best part of DNS.  They aspects often cited are the 
quick response, the lightweight nature, the robustness.  They that I 
hear are less enthused about the scaling, etc.

DNS is not perfect though.  Some problems are in the architecture for 
example CNAME chasing in the authoritative server, the fixed message 
size assumptions (in data and header), and message compression.  In 
the sense of "you've optimized a design when you can't possibly strip 
away any more" these are things that probably would have been taken 
out if there was better hindsight back then.  Outside of CNAME, most 
of what I'd take out now were originally put in to handle problems of 
15 years ago - namely really constrained bandwidth.

There are other problems with DNS that are accidents of history, 
cruft thrown in because of implementation gaffs over time.  Mangling 
misunderstood types are an example of this, as well as some of the 
extra records that BIND threw in years ago that probably ought not to 
have been in responses (like the authority records in a 
CNAME-impacted response).

A DNSv2 would have to retain the lightweight nature, and make it even 
more lightweight.  It would also have to remove the limitations of 
small fields without adding more to the fields.  Finally, it would 
have to expand the notion of what's atomic from the RR to the RRset 
plus ancillary info.  But, please, abandon the hope of negotiating 
service parameters - that's heavy weight and adds round trips.

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> I think that what is lost often is what makes the DNS a good protocol.  ...

ask five people this question, get seven distinct nonoverlapping answers.

> ... But, please, abandon the hope of negotiating service parameters - ...

i can't think of a successful protocol that lacks an "options" escape-hatch?

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How about DNS?  Admittedly EDN0 was grafted on - but only to deal 
with changes and expansions to DNS.  DNS did fine without it for many 
many years.


With respect to negotiations in DNS - there are actually two 
protocols involved - the transmission protocol and the data 
protocol.  It's somewhat easier to add negotiation to the 
transmission protocol (and that's what EDNS0 did in part) because 
it's between just a client and a server during a specific 
conversation.  Adding negotiation to the data protocol is a bit 
harder (see for example grafting on the notion of non-existence and 
the various indications that have to go into the data to signal to a 
resolver/validator meanings). Its also the case that the publisher of 
the data doesn't have a clue as to the capabilities of its consumers 
and they will vary wildly.

So without a massive change to the data model (which may in turn lead 
to a massive change in the name space with all the political issues 
thereof - ??), I'm mostly with Ed here.  If you just want to re-write 
the query language and leave the data structures mostly intact - then 
lets just get the query language correct at the start. We've got 20 
years of experience with DNS that should allow us to write a tight 
protocol for the next 20 years.

Mike



At 11:26 AM 12/18/2006, Paul Vixie wrote:
> > I think that what is lost often is what makes the DNS a good protocol.  ...
>
>ask five people this question, get seven distinct nonoverlapping answers.
>
> > ... But, please, abandon the hope of negotiating service parameters - ...
>
>i can't think of a successful protocol that lacks an "options" escape-hatch?
>
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> So without a massive change to the data model (which may in turn lead to a
> massive change in the name space with all the political issues thereof -
> ??), I'm mostly with Ed here.  If you just want to re-write the query
> language and leave the data structures mostly intact - then lets just get
> the query language correct at the start. We've got 20 years of experience
> with DNS that should allow us to write a tight protocol for the next 20
> years.

i'm not proposing that we make parts of the namespace optional, though IDN
does that implicitly and there will be similar insertions in the future (for
example, consider whitelies.)  so if being with ed means "better query
language" then i'd be with ed, too.  (i think you're misreading ed, fwiw.)
note that one insertion i'd want right off the bat is better wildcards, so
that one could have per-type wildcards, apex-inclusive DNAMEs, and probably
other stuff i can't remember at the moment.  these new wildcard forms would
only be visible to clients who understood them, so they'd be like DNSSEC or
IDN.

my two hot buttons with the current design are that it's middlebox-prone and
that it puts too much workload on the authority servers.  authority servers
should not have to do any kind of wildcard synthesis, and the ANY qtype is
just right out.  an authority server who has wildcard data that fits a query
should be able to just give out the wildcard data that covers the query, and
it ought to be normally cacheable.  and of course, security would be built in
from the get-go, both hop-by-hop (what we do with TSIG and SIG(0) today) and
end-to-end (what we do with RRSIG-et-al today).  there are no new clients
being made for whom this kind of processing is a burden.  a wristwatch made
in 2001 has more RAM than a VAX made in 1981.  let's shift the workload and
get authority-side processing out of the realm of supercomputing.

but this is all just talk, as long as the WG's to-do list remains endless
and as long as we're putting new (SO) lipstick on the DNSSEC pig every year.

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As promised (though a little late) here are my quirks from the dallas-ietf 
presentation on DNSSEC-bis omissions:

One rant on DNSSEC-bis is that it groups empty-non-terminal response types 
as "name errors" instead of "no data errors" (section 3.1.3.2 of RFC 
4035). I think it was Rob Austein who explained during the WG session that 
the term "Name Error" used in DNSSEC-bis does not necessarily reflect 
"rcode=3 (name error)". In hindsight, this is purism, and does not create 
any holes in the validation logic. This is not all that important, so my 
suggestion here is to remove the following part in dnssec-bis-updates:

2.2.  Empty Non-Terminal Proofs

   To be written, based on Roy Arends' May 11th message to namedroppers.

   The editors are trying to figure out whether what's really required
   here is a discussion of the relationship between DNS RCODEs and
   DNSSECbis.

Other points of my presentation in Dallas were: 

(1) ancestor versus parent terminology

I'd suggest avoiding 'parent-side' terminology in favor of 'ancestor' for 
NSEC Origin checks. For every existing name (except for the empty 
label/root), there exists a spanning NSEC in an ancestor zone. Not just at 
the parent zone. So the following rule for the type-bit-map must be true 
for proof of absence of name check when NSEC ownername is an ancestor of 
the QNAME: (NOT DNAME) AND ((NOT NS) OR SOA). My guess is that you wanted 
to state this in section 2.1 of the update document, but that needs to 
rewritten. This is somewhat a purity issue, since the validator can't 
distinguish parent from grandparent or further ancestors.

(2) gaping hole:

validation in rfc4035 for unsigned delegation needs an NSEC for proof of 
absence of DS records. Section 5.2 of RFC 4035 states that the validator 
needs to check for the absence of DS type and absence of SOA type, but 
fails to mention to check for the presence of NS type. If this is not 
checked, spoofed unsigned delegations can be used to claim an existing 
signed record is not signed.

(3) spoofing cname into nonexistence.

If response is of type nodata: check NSEC for absence of CNAME type, 
otherwise a claim for nodata at name X/type Y might be a spoof, since the 
type might exist at the canonical name for X.

(4) expanding wildcards/wildcard no data response

Both response types need a proof that the wildcard is at the closest 
encloser. The closest encloser can be determined by comparing QNAME to 
both ownername and nxtdname of the NSEC and take the nearest common 
ancestor. Every NSEC in a response MUST have the same closest encloser 
(this is fact, not a requirement). i.e. validator must check this way that 
there is no closer wildcard match.

Hope this helps,

Roy Arends
Nominet UK

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At 16:43 +0100 12/19/06, Roy Arends wrote:
>As promised (though a little late) here are my quirks from the dallas-ietf
>presentation on DNSSEC-bis omissions:

Dallas?  Or Montreal?   Or San Diego? ;)

>One rant on DNSSEC-bis is that it groups empty-non-terminal response types
>as "name errors" instead of "no data errors" (section 3.1.3.2 of RFC
>4035). I think it was Rob Austein who explained during the WG session that
>the term "Name Error" used in DNSSEC-bis does not necessarily reflect
>"rcode=3 (name error)". In hindsight, this is purism, and does not create
>any holes in the validation logic. This is not all that important, so my
>suggestion here is to remove the following part in dnssec-bis-updates:

I don't think redefining terms in this way is just a violation of purism.

I can't think back 3 IETF's though to recall the conversation.

>(1) ancestor versus parent terminology
>
>I'd suggest avoiding 'parent-side' terminology in favor of 'ancestor' for
>NSEC Origin checks. For every existing name (except for the empty
>label/root), there exists a spanning NSEC in an ancestor zone. Not just at
>the parent zone. So the following rule for the type-bit-map must be true
>for proof of absence of name check when NSEC ownername is an ancestor of
>the QNAME: (NOT DNAME) AND ((NOT NS) OR SOA). My guess is that you wanted
>to state this in section 2.1 of the update document, but that needs to
>rewritten. This is somewhat a purity issue, since the validator can't
>distinguish parent from grandparent or further ancestors.

This is only an issue when you are staring at two NSEC sets/records 
owned by the same name. In this case, it is just the parent that 
matters.

E.g., for www.foo.bar.example.com, assuming all zones are just one 
label deep, yes, you have a lot of NSECs covering the name.  Assuming 
that www.foo.bar.example.com is not a delegated point, then all of 
the NSEC's will have different owner names (and signed by different 
domains).

If www.foo.bar.example.com is delegated from example.com, then there 
will be two NSEC's, both owned by www.foo.bar.example.com. You can 
distinguish which is which by the bitmap.

A domain name will not own records in more than two zones, ever.  If 
there are records in two zones, it is parent and child we are seeing.

(Am I missing a point here?)

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Edward Lewis <Ed.Lewis@neustar.biz> wrote on 12/19/2006 05:11:42 PM:

> At 16:43 +0100 12/19/06, Roy Arends wrote:
> >As promised (though a little late) here are my quirks from the 
dallas-ietf
> >presentation on DNSSEC-bis omissions:
> 
> Dallas?  Or Montreal?   Or San Diego? ;)

Dallas.

> >One rant on DNSSEC-bis is that it groups empty-non-terminal response 
types
> >as "name errors" instead of "no data errors" (section 3.1.3.2 of RFC
> >4035). I think it was Rob Austein who explained during the WG session 
that
> >the term "Name Error" used in DNSSEC-bis does not necessarily reflect
> >"rcode=3 (name error)". In hindsight, this is purism, and does not 
create
> >any holes in the validation logic. This is not all that important, so 
my
> >suggestion here is to remove the following part in dnssec-bis-updates:
> 
> I don't think redefining terms in this way is just a violation of 
purism.
> 
> I can't think back 3 IETF's though to recall the conversation.
> 
> >(1) ancestor versus parent terminology
> >
> >I'd suggest avoiding 'parent-side' terminology in favor of 'ancestor' 
for
> >NSEC Origin checks. For every existing name (except for the empty
> >label/root), there exists a spanning NSEC in an ancestor zone. Not just 
at
> >the parent zone. So the following rule for the type-bit-map must be 
true
> >for proof of absence of name check when NSEC ownername is an ancestor 
of
> >the QNAME: (NOT DNAME) AND ((NOT NS) OR SOA). My guess is that you 
wanted
> >to state this in section 2.1 of the update document, but that needs to
> >rewritten. This is somewhat a purity issue, since the validator can't
> >distinguish parent from grandparent or further ancestors.
> 
> This is only an issue when you are staring at two NSEC sets/records 
> owned by the same name. In this case, it is just the parent that 
> matters.
> 
> E.g., for www.foo.bar.example.com, assuming all zones are just one 
> label deep, yes, you have a lot of NSECs covering the name. 

This was exactly my point.

> Assuming 
> that www.foo.bar.example.com is not a delegated point, then all of 
> the NSEC's will have different owner names (and signed by different 
> domains).
> 
> If www.foo.bar.example.com is delegated from example.com, then there 
> will be two NSEC's, both owned by www.foo.bar.example.com. You can 
> distinguish which is which by the bitmap.

Yes.

> A domain name will not own records in more than two zones, ever.  If 
> there are records in two zones, it is parent and child we are seeing.
> 
> (Am I missing a point here?)

No, you're not. 

You want to be sure the NSEC record is from the correct zone, lets say 
"from the zone that has the authority to make that claim", and not from an 
ancestor zone. 

I was ranting against the use of the word 'parent' instead of ancestor. 
that is all.

Roy Arends
Nominet UK 

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At 17:38 +0100 12/19/06, Roy Arends wrote:

>You want to be sure the NSEC record is from the correct zone, lets say
>"from the zone that has the authority to make that claim", and not from an
>ancestor zone.

The only time the bit map will give a hint whether the NSEC is right 
or not is when it is parent/child involved, when the owner name is 
the same between two NSEC choices.

It's possible that an NSEC owned by an ancestor label will not have 
any delegation information.

www.foo.bar.example.com - A AAAA NSEC DNSKEY RRSIG
foo.bar.example.com - SOA NS NSEC DNSKEY RRSIG or NS DS NSEC DNSKEY RRSIG
bar.example.com - TXT
example.com - same as foo-bar-...
com - ditto
. - just the second half of the above

Come to think of it, none of the ancestor NSECs would cover the last 
anyway - all of the next names would be at or before the next name 
down.

>I was ranting against the use of the word 'parent' instead of ancestor.
>that is all.

In this case, it would seem that parent is more accurate than ancestor.

Also, keep in mind that the NSEC has to be signed by it's zone - that 
ought to give away the authority of the NSEC.  The only reason the 
bitmap comes up is if you want to avoid having to look at the RRSIG.
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Edward Lewis <Ed.Lewis@neustar.biz> wrote on 12/19/2006 06:14:26 PM:

> At 17:38 +0100 12/19/06, Roy Arends wrote:
> 
> >You want to be sure the NSEC record is from the correct zone, lets say
> >"from the zone that has the authority to make that claim", and not from 
an
> >ancestor zone.
> 
> The only time the bit map will give a hint whether the NSEC is right 
> or not is when it is parent/child involved, when the owner name is 
> the same between two NSEC choices.


root: com NSEC edu NS DS
tld:  example.com NSEC lewis.com NS DS 
sld:  www.example.com NSEC example.com A

QNAME is www.example.com

The spoofed response contains: com NSEC edu NS DS

This is obviously from an ancestor (grandpa in this case), not the parent.

This was about terminology, not the rules itself, so I don't see what the 
rest of your response about rules and ways to check, etc, etc has to do 
with my point about terminology.

Roy Arends
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At 19:52 +0100 12/19/06, Roy Arends wrote:
>Edward Lewis <Ed.Lewis@neustar.biz> wrote on 12/19/2006 06:14:26 PM:
>
>>  At 17:38 +0100 12/19/06, Roy Arends wrote:
>>
>>  >You want to be sure the NSEC record is from the correct zone, lets say
>>  >"from the zone that has the authority to make that claim", and not from
>an
>>  >ancestor zone.
>>
>>  The only time the bit map will give a hint whether the NSEC is right
>>  or not is when it is parent/child involved, when the owner name is
>>  the same between two NSEC choices.
>
>
>root: com NSEC edu NS DS
>tld:  example.com NSEC lewis.com NS DS
>sld:  www.example.com NSEC example.com A
>
>QNAME is www.example.com
>
>The spoofed response contains: com NSEC edu NS DS
>
>This is obviously from an ancestor (grandpa in this case), not the parent.
>
>This was about terminology, not the rules itself, so I don't see what the
>rest of your response about rules and ways to check, etc, etc has to do
>with my point about terminology.

What's the point about terminology?  The doc, in 2.1, talks about 
distinguishing between parent-side and child-side NSEC through the 
use of the bit map.  This same check is unique to the parent-child 
issue, it isn't pertinent to any zone up the tree (toward the root).

In your example, I don't see this working.  "com NSEC edu NS DS" 
doesn't indicate a span from com to edu, it covers the span from the 
last name in the com *domain* (not zone) to edu.  I see this:

   com ... www.example.com .... lastnamein.com ... edu

with the NSEC saying there is nothing after lastnamein.com until you 
get back to edu.  The NS bit says this.  So the NSEC is not covering 
the QNAME.

In 2.1, the words there are about the problem of having this:

       example.com NSEC foobar.com NS DS DNSKEY RRSIG NSEC
       example.com NSEC a.examppe.com SOA NS DNSKEY RRSIG NSEC

Are you saying that there's a missing case of mistaken identity - 
that we need to be clear that a NSEC with an NS or DNAME bit means 
the span is from the end of the owning domain?  Truthfully, the span 
is always from the end of the owning domain - the NS bit just reminds 
us that there are names lower in the tree, that the owning domain is 
not terminal.

I think that 2.1 is accurate - any parent-side NSEC can be misused 
(via misinterpretation) to deny data below it, the section doesn't 
limit the damage to only the zone below.

Looking upwards, it isn't just the parent-side NSEC whose bitmap 
matters.  But 2.1 doesn't say to only look up to the parent-side 
NSEC, as opposed to the ancestor.

OTOH, 2.1 isn't exactly clear..."both RRs at that ownername and at 
ownernames with more leading labels, no matter their content" I don't 
understand the point of that comment.

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Jaap Akkerhuis <jaap@NLnetLabs.nl> wrote on 12/19/2006 08:44:04 PM:

> 
>     This is obviously from an ancestor (grandpa in this case), not the 
parent.
> 
> The dictionary at my MAC tells me that parent can also mean ancestor.

Ok wijsneus :) 

.. an anscestor (grandpa in this case), other than the parent ..

Roy Arends
Nominet UK

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    This is obviously from an ancestor (grandpa in this case), not the parent.

The dictionary at my MAC tells me that parent can also mean ancestor.

	jaap

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> As promised (though a little late) here are my quirks from the dallas-ietf 
> presentation on DNSSEC-bis omissions:
> 
> One rant on DNSSEC-bis is that it groups empty-non-terminal response types 
> as "name errors" instead of "no data errors" (section 3.1.3.2 of RFC 
> 4035). I think it was Rob Austein who explained during the WG session that 
> the term "Name Error" used in DNSSEC-bis does not necessarily reflect 
> "rcode=3 (name error)". In hindsight, this is purism, and does not create 
> any holes in the validation logic. This is not all that important, so my 
> suggestion here is to remove the following part in dnssec-bis-updates:
> 
> 2.2.  Empty Non-Terminal Proofs
> 
>    To be written, based on Roy Arends' May 11th message to namedroppers.
> 
>    The editors are trying to figure out whether what's really required
>    here is a discussion of the relationship between DNS RCODEs and
>    DNSSECbis.
> 

	A NSEC record prove that there at no names, with records,
	between the owner of the NSEC record and the Next Domain
	Name in the zone which owns the NSEC record.

	This is not the same as there are no names in the covering
	span.

	You can determine which empty names exist in the covering
	range of the NSEC by taking the NSEC's closest encloser and
	the Next Domain Name. If the Next Domain Name is not the
	closest encloser and call that E.  Strip the left hand label
	from E and if that is not the closest encloser you have
	found a empty name that exists in the span.  If that name
	end in a wildcard label you have found a empty wild card
	label. Keep striping labels from E until you encounter the
	closest encloser to find all the empty names that exist in
	the range.

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> I think I'll be quiet after this post...

This is an important discussion and you have some interesting things to 
say.

> 
> On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, Edward Lewis wrote:
> > At 16:39 +0200 12/6/06, Pekka Savola wrote:
> >
> >>   - load balancers and such dropping all queries except 'A'
> >>   - DNS servers giving various sorts of bogus error codes in various
> >>     kinds of conditions (e.g., RFC 4074)
> >>   - Totally broken (in various ways) DNS resolvers out there (e.g., 
RFC
> >>     3697)
> >
> > (Do you mean 3697?  Flow-label? I don't see DNS in there.)
> 
> Sorry, 4697.
> 
> >>   - various pieces of DNS infrastructure not supporting new RR types 
as
> >>     well as we might like to
> >>   - cache poisoning prevention still having no useful normative
> >>     specification
> >>   - EDNS0 not working very well, e.g., because some products choose
> >>     to drop "too big" DNS packets.
> >
> > I don't discount that this happens or is a pain.  But with the 
exception of 
> > the penultimate point, what part of that is the result of the protocol 

> > specifications being unclear or missing?  E.g., handling only A 
> records seems 
> > like a choice, not a misbelief that they are the only records in use.
> 
> Almost all of these are due to an insufficiently clear specification, 
> lack of identification of the "minimum subset of DNS" and to some 
> degree insufficient motivation ("why is it important to do this?", see 
> e.g. RFC1812 for examples)

DNS certainly has the problem that most people think it is simple to 
understand and don't realise there are some real complexities in the 
details.  This, in my view, explains the astonishing mistakes that many 
implementors make.

I think this is going to change as implementors get to grips with DNSSEC. 
The complexity of DNSSEC is such that they can't give their DNS work to 
the office junior who reads RFC1035 and then thinks that they understand 
DNS.  Hopefully the trigger of thinking about DNSSEC will force 
implementors to address all the bits of DNS they have not yet got around 
to understanding.

I'm also increasingly of the view that DNS is /so good/ that most people 
simply don't realise it. And it is all those complex and weird little 
quirks that enable it to be so good.  What worries me about any attempt at 
DNSv2 is that some of the brilliance will be lost by trying to 'fix' DNS 
and DNS is just too important to work in any less good a way.

Jay Daley
Nominet UK


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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><STRONG><FONT size=3D3>The hottest gold =
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<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;=20
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nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&n=
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<STRONG>$.009 (+6% Tuesday!)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; =
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Projected Price:&nbsp; =
<STRONG>$.05</STRONG>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;=20
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><STRONG>As gold prices are on the rise =
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gold @=20
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already=20
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with hard=20
assets in the ground, and a red-hot sector, DKGR is looking at an =
explosive=20
year.&nbsp; News out after market on Tuesday proves Drake&#8217;s =
mission to expand=20
shareholder value making Drake a multi-property resource =
company.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>The new petroleum division spins off on =
the 3rd of=20
January as Drake forms a new company for its oil and gas projects.&nbsp; =
A=20
dividend is promised to all shareholders as of that date.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Based on .10 oz of gold per yard =
running a 100=20
cubic yard an hour plant, earnings would excel projections to help =
justify a .10=20
+ share price based on 10x earnings.&nbsp; </FONT></DIV>
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<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR><EM>It just doesn't =
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<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;=20
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<STRONG>$.009 (+6% Tuesday!)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; =
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project=20
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for an=20
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<BR><EM>With the huge publicity that is on the way THIS is where you =
want to=20
be.</EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><BR><STRONG><U>Make sure you get in =
early on=20
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Dear colleagues,

At the meeting in San Diego, the chairs asked that the group review
draft-stjohns-dnssec-sigonly with a view to deciding whether to adopt
it as a workgroup item.  While subsequent discussion (see
e.g. http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/msg01512.html)
makes me suspect that the draft will stick around for a while anyway,
I still think it a good idea for the group to make a statement one way
or the other.

I have read http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-stjohns-dnssec-sigonly-00
(henceforth referred to as "signonly").  I want to commend the author
on a clear, readable document.

In spite of my general sympathy for the argument in signonly; my
concern, notwithstanding the results of interoperability testing,
that NSEC3 is complicated enough that implementers may get it very
badly wrong; and my desire for something deployable soon I have
reluctantly concluded that the group should not adopt signonly as a
working group document.  This conclusion is based on two premises. 
First, the Chairs in San Diego said that they think the NSEC3
documents are completed, and that they'll proceed soon.  Second, we
have a threat-assessment document that explicitly makes PNE a
requirement for DNSSEC.

Given that the group has, it seems, nearly reached consensus that
NSEC3 is finished, it is easy to make the argument that NSEC3 will be
ready for deployment sooner than the alternatives.  To the extent that
the group is supposed to finish work on a topic and then move on, that
means that a no-zone-walking DNSSEC proposal will be available.  Even
if it is complicated, it satisfies the mandate of the group.
If the group suggests that it is going to investigate another
implementation, it will undoubtedly cause possible implementors
uncertainty.  I am aware that this argument finds little sympathy
among people who observe, quite rightly, "I've heard that before."
One has to declare an end to investigation some time, though, and if
the Chairs really think the NSEC3 work is done, I can think of no
reason to doubt them.

In addition, RFC 3833 is quite clear, in section 2.6, that PNE is
indeed one of the tasks of DNSSEC.  I happen to think that section is
among the weakest of the RFC 3833 (to begin with, every other threat
described is one that is present and apprehended, whereas the
discussion in section 2.6 is of a hypothetical threat that is
presumed bound to emerge in future).  Nevertheless, it is a product
of the working group.  It met the working group's standard for review
and rough consensus, and therefore expresses the views of the group.

I note that both of these reasons are lousy technical reasons for the
decision, but sound political reasons (in the broadest sense of the
word "political").  It bothers me some that I can only think of
political reasons not to adopt the document, but that is sometimes the
cost of working in groups. 

I now offer some comments on the signonly draft itself.

First, I think that signonly is correct in claiming that intermediate
validation may be more troublesome than people seem to think, to the
point of quite possibly being a very bad idea.

I really like the way the proposal allows a very simple upgrade to
DNSSEC-bis from SO.  To me, if there were a reason to adopt this work,
this would be it: start with SO, with -bis optional to implement.
That is also a weakness, of course, because it undoubtedly means even
more drag on the long-term prospects of DNSSEC-bis implementation.

It is probably my own deficiency that I still don't see why some sort
of off-tree mechanism could not be added to DNSSEC-bis.  In addition,
I don't understand why something very similar to draft-laurie-
dnssec-key-distribution-02 won't work well enough.  While it isn't
actually off-tree, it's certainly a way around the apparent
requirement that the whole chain from the root needs to be there for
DNSSEC to be useful.  So while I accept the argument of this draft on
the topic of off-tree signatures, I think that the argument may
proceed from a faulty premise that only a completely off-tree
solution will do.

I also don't buy the following claim, in signonly:

   o  Zones must be signed on an "all or nothing" basis.  It's
      impossible to sign just a portion of the data in the zone.

DNSSEC-bis could have been made to work this way, as the opt-in
proposal (now being advanced as experimental) shows.  Since opt-in is
included in NSEC3, it is certainly possible to sign just a portion of
the data in the zone, at least for some meaning of "sign just a
portion."  Perhaps I have misunderstood the intent or import of this
claim.

Best regards,
A

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Hi Andrew -

Thanks for the thoughtful analysis.

With respect to off-tree signatures - a zone admin could add an 
off-tree pointer at any point in a hierarchy and then you could rely 
upon the pointer if the validator actually got it.  The problem is 
that without some external flag (in PNE - that's the set of trust 
anchors) - the resolver doesn't even know the hierarchy should be 
signed; a simple deletion of the off-tree pointer would put the zone 
back into unsecure status.  If you added this, you'd be basically 
creating something about half way between PNE and SO - maybe a 
reasonable idea, but my guess is that it makes the PNE validator even 
more complex.  :-)  It would definitely change the security model at 
least as much as SO does.


With respect to the item below and 
draft-ietf-dnsext-dnssec-opt-in-09.txt:  If I'm reading this document 
correctly, I think my statement still stands (for 4033-4045 for sure 
and for this document maybe).  What the document does is replace a 
chain of NSEC (delegation here, but no DS) records with a single NSEC 
(no DS records in the span).  The entire namespace of the zone does 
continue to be signed, but in a summary way.  (Of course, you can put 
other things in the span besides delegations, but as I read the 
document - that's not the intent. The document is silent on the 
treatment of other records in the "opt in span".  It would be 
interesting to try and figure out what the proper behavior for a 
normal, non-delegation (e.g. not NS, not DS, not glue A) record in 
that space would be - my guess is that anything in the span is 
subject to a deletion attack.

What I meant by partial signing was the ability to sign only one or a 
few RRSets (e.g. the MX records plus the referred to A records plus 
the DNSKEY records)  - the ones I really might want people to care 
about - and still have a validly signed zone.    I *think* if you did 
opt in, and did an opt nsec record "zonename nsec zonename" - you 
*might* get the same behavior?  Again, hard to tell as the document 
really doesn't talk about non-delegation records.

Mike


At 04:09 PM 12/20/2006, Andrew Sullivan wrote:
>I also don't buy the following claim, in signonly:
>
>    o  Zones must be signed on an "all or nothing" basis.  It's
>       impossible to sign just a portion of the data in the zone.
>
>DNSSEC-bis could have been made to work this way, as the opt-in
>proposal (now being advanced as experimental) shows.  Since opt-in is
>included in NSEC3, it is certainly possible to sign just a portion of
>the data in the zone, at least for some meaning of "sign just a
>portion."  Perhaps I have misunderstood the intent or import of this
>claim.


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On Wed, Dec 20, 2006 at 05:01:28PM -0500, Mike StJohns wrote:
> With respect to off-tree signatures - a zone admin could add an 
> off-tree pointer at any point in a hierarchy and then you could rely 
> upon the pointer if the validator actually got it.  The problem is 
> that without some external flag (in PNE - that's the set of trust 
> anchors) - the resolver doesn't even know the hierarchy should be 
> signed; 

Right.  I took the Laurie draft, though, to suggest a mechanism for
that distribution, such that the resolver gets the data indirectly. 
It's not perfect, but it's a bootstrap that I _think_ would work.

> (no DS records in the span).  The entire namespace of the zone does 
> continue to be signed, but in a summary way.  (Of course, you can put 

Right, ok, then something else _was_ what you meant.  I think the
practical difference isn't that big, but you're strictly right that
it's still impossible to do partial signing.

A

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MSJ wrote on 12/20/2006 11:01:28 PM:

> With respect to the item below and 
> draft-ietf-dnsext-dnssec-opt-in-09.txt:  If I'm reading this document 
> correctly, I think my statement still stands (for 4033-4045 for sure 
> and for this document maybe).  What the document does is replace a 
> chain of NSEC (delegation here, but no DS) records with a single NSEC 
> (no DS records in the span).  The entire namespace of the zone does 
> continue to be signed, but in a summary way.  (Of course, you can put 
> other things in the span besides delegations, but as I read the 
> document - that's not the intent. 

That's indeed not the intent.

> The document is silent on the treatment of other records in the "opt in 
span". 

From 
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-dnsext-dnssec-opt-in-09.txt

4.1.1.  Delegations Only

   This specification dictates that only insecure delegations may exist
   between the owner and "next" names of an Opt-In tagged NSEC record.
   Signing tools MUST NOT generate signed zones that violate this
   restriction.  Servers MUST refuse to load and/or serve zones that
   violate this restriction.  Servers also MUST reject AXFR or IXFR
   responses that violate this restriction.

Regards,

Roy Arends
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Dear colleagues,

Title		: Requirements related to DNSSEC Trust Anchor Rollover
Author(s)	: Eland, Mundy, Crocker, Krishnaswamy
Filename	: draft-ietf-dnsext-rollover-requirements-04
Date		: November 27, 2006

Document shepherd: Olaf Kolkman

This is a request to publish the document as informational.

This draft relates to draft-ietf-dnsext-trustupdate-timers-04 and we
think these two documents should be treated together.


1) Have the chairs personally reviewed this version of the ID and do
     they believe this ID is sufficiently baked to forward to the IESG
     for publication?

The shepherding chair (Olaf) has reviewed the document. And believes the
document is ready for IESG submission.


2) Has the document had adequate review from both key WG members and
     key non-WG members? Do you have any concerns about the depth or
     breadth of the reviews that have been performed?


There has been an active core of WG members involved in creating this
document. The document has been reviewed and explicitly supported by:

   - Scott Rose
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01280.html

   - Wouter Wijngaards
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01294.html

   - Char Sample
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01307.html

   - Andrew Sullivan
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01306.html

   - Wesley Griffin
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01372.html

   - Lindy Foster
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01309.html

Two people have raised their concerns:
   - Bill Manning

     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01315.html
     Who argues that the document does not meet his perception of
     key-roll but does not provide technical arguments even when asked
     for.


   - Thierry Moreau

      His arguments are summarized in
      http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01327.html
      and references therein. The issues raised by Mr Moreau
      * Lack of a security model for automated trust anchor rollover
      * And WG process of intellectual property issue
      * Work is beyond the charter of the group

      The chairs are of the opinion that these arguments are mostly of
      procedural nature.



Note has been taken that 3 folk from the above list are from Sparta
and two of those are not regular contributers to DNSEXT. In addition
there have been responses in the same thread (applying the
requirements to draft-ietf-dnsext-trustupdate-timers) which indicate
that people who have not explicitly supported the draft have read it.

We have confidence that support is the consensus position.


3) Do you have concerns that the document needs more review from a
     particular (broader) perspective (e.g., security, operational
     complexity, someone familiar with AAA, etc.)?


We think a review by security folk would not hurt, but see below



4) Do you have any specific concerns/issues with this document that
     you believe the ADs and/or IESG should be aware of? For example,
     perhaps you are uncomfortable with certain parts of the document,
     or whether there really is a need for it, etc., but at the same
     time these issues have been discussed in the WG and the WG has
     indicated it wishes to advance the document anyway.

See question 2).


5) How solid is the WG consensus behind this document?  Does it
     represent the strong concurrence of a few individuals, with others
     being silent, or does the WG as a whole understand and agree with
     it?


See question 2)



6) Has anyone threatened an appeal or otherwise indicated extreme
     discontent?  If so, please summarize what are they upset about.


Mr Moreau has shown discontent, also see question 2). A relevant
data point may be that Mr. Moreau was not satisfied with the agenda of
the Montreal meeting where these items were discussed.


7) Have the chairs verified that the document adheres to _all_ of the
     ID nits?  (see http://www.ietf.org/ID-nits.html).






8) For Standards Track and BCP documents, the IESG approval
     announcement includes a writeup section with the following
     sections:

     - Technical Summary
     - Working Group Summary
     - Protocol Quality




Summary.

This document provides a number or "requirements" for key-rollover in a
DNSSEC operational environment.

DNSSEC has been designed in such a way that zone operators can roll
their key-signin key, when those key-signing keys are configured as
trust anchors in remote resolvers those resolvers should automatically
adapt to these changes. This document sets out the requirements that
must be met by a DNS trust-anchor rollover solution for DNSSEC aware
resolvers.

As described in section 1 and 2, this document is intended to capture
the various requirements and use those in making a trade-off between
the various proposals that were available to the group. These
requirements acted as "goals". With the selection of
draft-ietf-dnsext-trustupdate-timers this document has no further
relevance. It is requested to be published as informational.




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Title		: Requirements related to DNSSEC Trust Anchor Rollover
Author(s)	: M. StJohns
Filename	: draft-ietf-dnsext-trustupdate-timers-05
Date		: November 29, 2006

Document shepherd: Olaf Kolkman

This is a request to publish the document on the standards track

This draft relates to draft-ietf-dnsext-rollover-requirements and we
think these two documents should be treated together.


1) Have the chairs personally reviewed this version of the ID and do
     they believe this ID is sufficiently baked to forward to the IESG
     for publication?

There are no nits according to idnits 1.108 (via tools.ietf.org). One
could argue that DNSSEC terminology should have been expanded at first
use, the chairs thinks this is not needed.


2) Has the document had adequate review from both key WG members and
     key non-WG members? Do you have any concerns about the depth or
     breadth of the reviews that have been performed?


Yes during last-call this document has been reviewed in depth by (at
least) the following people.

     - Wouter Wijngaards
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01270.html

     - Sam Weiler
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01357.html

     - Scott Rose
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01280.html

     - Andrew Sullivan
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01306.html

     - Wesley Griffin
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01372.html

     - Robert Story
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01373.html

     - Suresh Krishnaswamy
     http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01311.html

At an earlier phase the document has been reviewed by Eric Rescorla.
http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/msg01026.html

(Eric brought up a number of issues which were argued to be
operational issues concerning key handling and not relevant to the
protocol described in the draft.)

Reviewers have compared the properties of this rollover mechanism
with the goals as set in the rollover-requirements draft.

The reviewers are satisfied that the threshold-timers document  
satisfies (see
section 5 of draft-ietf-dnsext-rollover-requirements)

      1.  Scalability
      3.  General Applicability
      4.  Support Private Networks
      7.  Planned and Unplanned Rollovers
      8.  Timeliness
      10. New RR Types (unclear requirement, but no new RR type needed)
      11. Support for Trust Anchor Maintenance Operations
            (accomplishes replace w/ separate add/delete)
      12. Recovery From Compromise
      13. Non-degrading Trust

There have been ('non-blocking') comments about:

      5.  Stale Trust Anchor Detection
      	 Depending on how many revoked DNSKEYs are in the RRset

      6.  Manual Operations
      	 From the resolver point of view the operations may be difficult
	 to perform manually, on the zone-owner side manual operations is
	 not a problem.	

      9.  High Availability

      	 In particular the amount of revoked DNSKEYs could increase
          the size of the DNSKEY RRset to


      2.  No Intellectual Property Encumbrance

      Folk have been reluctant to comment on the status of the IPR
      claims more about this at 4) below.


3) Do you have concerns that the document needs more review from a
     particular (broader) perspective (e.g., security, operational
     complexity, someone familiar with AAA, etc.)?


We think this document has had sufficient review, also from security
savvy reviewers, on the other hand a final review will never hurt.


4) Do you have any specific concerns/issues with this document that
     you believe the ADs and/or IESG should be aware of? For example,
     perhaps you are uncomfortable with certain parts of the document,
     or whether there really is a need for it, etc., but at the same
     time these issues have been discussed in the WG and the WG has
     indicated it wishes to advance the document anyway.


The rollover-requirements draft states that the preferred solution
should not be IPR encumbered. Mr. Moreau claims that a patent applies
(see
http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/msg01283.html)
The editor does not agree with this statement.

We do not know if Mr. Moreau followed the instructions in 6.1.3 of
BCP79.

Besides, Diversinet claimed IPR
(see https://datatracker.ietf.org/public/ipr_search.cgi? 
option=document_search&document_search=ietf-dnsext-trustupdate-timers)

It should also be noted that there were a number of proposals from
which this particular draft was selected. This included
draft-ietf-dnsext-trustupdate-threshold (covered by the same
Diversinet IPR claim) and draft-moreau-dnsext-takrem-dns-02.txt (see
https://datatracker.ietf.org/public/ipr_detail_show.cgi?ipr_id=639). The
draft-moreau-dnsext-takrem-dns-02 draft was published with a
non-derivative clause.

The working group has been made aware of the IPR claims and they were
not subject to further discussion about applicability.




5) How solid is the WG consensus behind this document?  Does it
     represent the strong concurrence of a few individuals, with others
     being silent, or does the WG as a whole understand and agree with
     it?


The selection for this particular proposal was done during the
face-2-face meeting in Montreal and met wide consensus. This consensus
was confirmed on-list. Also during the last call there were several
folk that supported this document explicitly.


6) Has anyone threatened an appeal or otherwise indicated extreme
     discontent?  If so, please summarize what are they upset about.

Mr. Moreau has indicated that he would abtain from providing input on
this draft because he is not satisfied with the requirements
draft. (http://ops.ietf.org/lists/namedroppers/namedroppers.2006/ 
msg01327.html).
He has not threatened with an appeal.



7) Have the chairs verified that the document adheres to _all_ of the
     ID nits?  (see http://www.ietf.org/ID-nits.html).


Yes.


8) For Standards Track and BCP documents, the IESG approval
     announcement includes a writeup section with the following
     sections:

     - Technical Summary

     The document describes a means for automatically updating public
     keys that are configured in DNSSEC aware resolvers. New
     trust-anchors are configured when signatures over them can be
     validated using the previous trust-anchors. By introducing explicit
     revocation and a delay mechanism the chances of an attacker
     introducing a mala fide trust-anchor after a key compromise are
     mitigated, albeit not solved.


     - Working Group Summary

     There is a broad consensus that this solution provides a workable
     key-rollover. The working group is aware IPR issues.

     - Protocol Quality

     There are no implementations yet. The chairs are aware of at least
     1 and maybe 2 independent organizations that plan on
     implementing. At least one implementer has done in-depth review
     during last call.

     The chairs are of the opinion that after implementations are
     written there is probably millage in documenting operational
     experiences.

				


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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><STRONG><U>TTEN *** TTEN *** =
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><STRONG>TTEN</STRONG> recently =
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the=20
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Guangzhou=20
Division through its joint venture with IEC. <STRONG>China Mobile is the =
largest=20
telecommunications provider in China</STRONG>, and the largest among all =
the=20
overseas listed Chinese companies on the Hong Kong and NewYork Stock=20
Exchanges.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><STRONG>TTEN</STRONG> is made up of 4 =
operating=20
subsidiaries:</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial=20
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10: WIFI and=20
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Mobile 10: Music and mobile entertainment delivered via Internet, G3,=20
etc<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;=
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Learning Center: Digital Media Learning=20
products<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&=
nbsp;=20
Ten &amp; 10 Network: Sales and marketing</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2><STRONG><U>TTEN could see explosive =
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Mobile 10: Music and mobile entertainment delivered via Internet, G3,=20
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nbsp;=20
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
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Sorry - I missed this section on a quick read-through, but the 
section isn't sufficient.

At 06:19 PM 12/20/2006, Roy Arends wrote:

> > The document is silent on the treatment of other records in the "opt in
>span".
>
> >From
>http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-dnsext-dnssec-opt-in-09.txt
>
>4.1.1.  Delegations Only
>
>    This specification dictates that only insecure delegations may exist
>    between the owner and "next" names of an Opt-In tagged NSEC record.
>    Signing tools MUST NOT generate signed zones that violate this
>    restriction.  Servers MUST refuse to load and/or serve zones that
>    violate this restriction.  Servers also MUST reject AXFR or IXFR
>    responses that violate this restriction.

There's a number of problems with the way this is stated.  Zones 
aren't actually signed - records are.  Zones aren't necessarily 
loaded monolithically.  For example, as I understand IXFR - you might 
not actually get all the right records during a given interaction to 
ensure this restriction is maintained.  The originating zone may 
maintain this set of restrictions, but the IXFR transaction isn't 
atomic to the zone so the receiving zone might only get part of the 
information (e.g. a new record is added to the gap, but the deletion 
of the optin NSEC isn't included in that specific transaction, or the 
optin NSEC is deleted before the addition of the in-the-gap 
records.)  And finally, people aren't protocol elements and may build 
zones by hand by adding records one at a time rather than loading the 
zone in its entirety.

What you really need to do here is state the behavior of the 
resolver, not of the server.

Consider a zone with opt-in with multiple servers using IXFR.
Consider a range in the zone from "optedout" to "pzone" with an opt-out nsec

Zone owner adds an A record "optedoutnew" to the zone at the master 
and re-writes the NSEC records
(So for some period of time the master and the secondaries are out of sync)

Depending on when a client asks the question, the client can be told 
that the answer doesn't exist (old optin NSEC), that it does exist 
(signed A record), or that it should exist but doesn't (new NSECs but 
no signed data).

It gets worse.  Say the client has the signed optedoutnew in its 
cache.  It now asks for "optedoutagain" and because of the vagaries 
of how DNS works ends up getting the old optin record (from a 
secondary with the original data) which says that "optedout" to 
"pzone" was empty - - but that conflicts with the cached signed optedoutnew.

What does the a caching name server with this data do when asked a 
question in this space?  If there's a covering non-existence NSEC, 
does a caching resolver even attempt to retrieve data in the covered 
non-existence arc?

One possible solution is something like:

a) All data gets cached for its TTL
b) In the conflict between validated existing data and non-existence 
proofs, the existing data is considered valid.
c) Validated existing data without related NSEC records is considered 
valid only for the specific RR type.
d) non-existence is only cached for a specific type and name queried 
and refers back to the NSEC - but the presence of the NSEC is never 
considered as negative caching for any other covered names.  (E.g. if 
you got a covering NSEC for asking about "foo" that also covers 
"bar", you still attempt to query for "bar" - each are negatively 
cached separately).

or something like this.


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