When parents and children disagree: Diving into DNS delegation inconsistency
When parents and children disagree: Diving into DNS delegation inconsistency
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当父母和孩子意见不一致时:深入探讨 DNS 委托不一致问题
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10.1007/978-3-030-44081-7_11
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2020
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Sperotto, A
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Sommese, R;Moura, G;Jonker, M;van Rijswijk-Deij, R;Dainotti, A;claffy, k;Sperotto, A
The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical, decentralized, and distributed database. A key mechanism that enables the DNS to be hierarchical and distributed isdelegation[7] of responsibility from parent to childzones—typically managed by different entities. RFC1034 [12] states that authoritative nameserver (NS) records at both parent and child should be “consistent and remain so”, but we find inconsistencies for over 13M second-level domains. We classify the type of inconsistencies we observe, and the behavior of resolvers in the face of such inconsistencies, using RIPE Atlas to probe our experimental domain configured for different scenarios. Our results underline the risk such inconsistencies pose to the availability of misconfigured domains.