Why the DNS is broken, in plain language
Monday, 15 December 2008
Kim Davies, Manager of Root Zone Services at ICANN has published on the ICANN Blog a summary of a presentation he gave at ICANN’s Cairo meeting last month where he explained to various non-technical audiences why the Domain Name System (DNS) is vulnerable to attack, and why that is important, without needing a computer science degree to understand it.
To read Kim’s explanation, check it out on the ICANN Blog at blog.icann.org/2008/11/why-the-dns-is-broken-in-plain-language/.
Posted by David Goldstein
