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I think there is a problem with the audio - it is randomly soft and loud

Yes we think it’s a transit issue looking into it

Yes we think it’s a transit issue looking into it

Good opportunity to turn on the live transcript on the bottom strip if you haven’t already.. seems to be catching much (not all) of the quieter parts :)

If you are having sound issues this is a good opportunity to turn on the live transcript on the bottom strip if you haven’t already.. seems to be catching much

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+1 for Notion I use this everyday for tracking all kinds of things

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I wonder if it's a lack of randomness - ECDSA signatures, depending on implementation, need some random input. But I'm sure Secure64 will find out.

Solid talk and thanks again from PIR to Howard and the team — very easy to work with, as always.

Solid talk and thanks again from PIR to Howard and the team — very easy to work with, as always.

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Thanks Suzanne! Appreciated all of your sage advice as well!

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The current dev branch of dnspython also supports ZONEMD.

The current dev branch of dnspython also supports ZONEMD.

Parsing and validation?

Parsing and validation?

zonemd implementation will be released in Unbound 1.14.0, in June.

zonemd implementation will be released in Unbound 1.14.0, in June.

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@Howard, you’re not on slide 14 (RZERC)?

oh, it just went from 13 to 15 :-)

All good now

cool

Hugo, yes: dnspython 2.2.0 (dev) can handle ZONEMD records (like any other), and the zone class also has a method "verify_digest"

Peter: great! Thanks.

I like the idea of introducing the record as unknown for a short period of time first, then move to ZONEMD RR format.

In .CL TLD we already have a private way to control data integrity in zone files for internal distribution reasons, and we are planning to switch to ZONEMD this year.

Hugo, what mechanism are you using?

We dump the zones after transfer in all secondaries, compute a hash and then compare. With zonemd and support inside the authoritative software we will be confident before zone loading (or serving).

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We will include zonemd also in NSD (in combination with CreDNS).