Hackernews posts about DNS
DNS is a system that translates human-readable domain names into IP addresses, allowing computers to communicate with each other over the internet.
- macOS 26 breaks custom DNS settings including .internal (gist.github.com)
- Cert Authorities Check for DNSSEC from Today (www.grepular.com)
- DNSSEC for Research.gov Is Hosed (dnsviz.net)
- DNS Blocking in Practice: PDNS in a Research and Education Network (blog.apnic.net)
- 2M DNS domains compressed into 253 bytes – with proof of correctness (proofcodec.github.io)
- Cert Authorities Check for DNSSEC from Today (www.grepular.com)
- Recovering from DNS Outages in Distributed Systems (singh-sanjay.com)
- An open DNS protocol got captured by corporate gatekeepers (www.jannis.io)
- You Can Run a DNS Server (simonsafar.com)
- PeerNS (Peerns.com) – DNS for PeerJS (peerns.com)
- When to Use DNS Load Balancing (and When Not To) (singh-sanjay.com)
- Show HN: A club for anyone with a symmetric DNS name (zq.suns.bz)
- DNS-over-QUIC in Unbound (blog.nlnetlabs.nl)
- Opennic: Open and community owned DNS root (opennic.org)
- DNSSEC NTAs: No Good Compromises (quad9.net)
- Publishing AI Agent Identity to DNS (GoDaddy ANS and MuleSoft Agent Fabric) (aboutus.godaddy.net)