DNS Filtering Services: Security & Network Protection | Control D
Control D's DNS filtering software blocks unwanted websites, prevents malware, enforces web policies, and strengthens network security in minutes.
High Assurance DIDs with DNS
This document outlines a method for improving the authenticity, discoverability, and portability of Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) by utilizing the current DNS infrastructure and its technologies. This method offers a straightforward procedure for a verifier to cryptographically cross-validate a DID using data stored in the DNS, separate from the DID document.
Useful utilities and toys over DNS
Free and useful services over DNS accessible on command line
primus852/traefik-ddns
This repository provides configuration files and instructions for setting up a Cloudflare Dynamic DNS (DDNS) service and a Traefik reverse proxy with Let's Encrypt SSL/TLS support. It includes Docker Compose configurations, environment variable templates, and detailed usage instructions to automate DNS updates and manage SSL certificates.
Dynamic DNS (DDNS) for Home Server and VPS etc, Free!
Free Dynamic DNS (DDNS) by POP3,IMAP4,FTP,HTTP-BASIC for Home Server, Webcam, VPS. You can use many free sub domain, .jp, .net, .asia, etc.. DynDNS is not free
FOSDEM 2024 - Domain: A modular Rust DNS toolkit
The "domain" crate is a Rust library that aims to provide a wide range of building blocks that are necessary or useful when building specialised DNS applications.
Serving DNS using a Peer-to-Peer Lookup Service
Download Citation | Serving DNS using a Peer-to-Peer Lookup Service | The current domain name system (DNS) couples ownership of domains with the responsibility of serving data for them. The DNS security extensions... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
mess with dns
It's fun to learn by experimenting and breaking things! Here you can do weird DNS experiments with no consequences if you mess something up.
Beyond DNS: Unlocking the Internet of AI Agents via the NANDA Index and Verified AgentFacts
The Internet is poised to host billions to trillions of autonomous AI agents that negotiate, delegate, and migrate in milliseconds and workloads that will strain DNS-centred identity and discovery. In this paper, we describe the NANDA index architecture, which we envision as a means for discoverability, identifiability and authentication in the internet of AI agents. We present an architecture where a minimal lean index resolves to dynamic, cryptographically verifiable AgentFacts that supports multi-endpoint routing, load balancing, privacy-preserving access, and credentialed capability assertions. Our architecture design delivers five concrete guarantees: (1) A quilt-like index proposal that supports both NANDA-native agents as well as third party agents being discoverable via the index, (2) rapid global resolution for newly spawned AI agents, (3) sub-second revocation and key rotation, (4) schema-validated capability assertions, and (5) privacy-preserving discovery across organisational boundaries via verifiable, least-disclosure queries. We formalize the AgentFacts schema, specify a CRDT-based update protocol, and prototype adaptive resolvers. The result is a lightweight, horizontally scalable foundation that unlocks secure, trust-aware collaboration for the next generation of the Internet of AI agents, without abandoning existing web infrastructure.
DNS-Anchored Durable Identity for AI Agents (DNSid)
Autonomous software agents are being deployed across enterprise, cloud, and cross-organizational boundaries. These agents negotiate, transact, delegate, and produce work products that persist beyond their own ephemeral runtime. Current standards and initiatives for agent identity collectively address runtime authentication, authorization, lifecycle management, and tool interaction, but a gap remains: a durable, governance-backed identifier that lets a relying party determine and verify the accountable entity behind an agent it encounters, including agents that have since been retired or whose keys have rotated, and attribute past and present work products to that entity. Lifecycle-history verification is governed by the applicable log method and deployment scope. DNSid addresses the accountable layer of identity: the durable ownership anchor that existing agent identity standards do not provide. This document specifies DNSid, a minimal identity primitive that assigns each agent a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN), binds it to an accountable entity identified by a DNS domain under that entity's control, and publishes a structured set of pointers in DNS TXT records to the agent's cryptographic keys, lifecycle log, and operational status. DNSid uses accountable-entity-controlled signatures for record integrity and an abstract append-only lifecycle log for history. It is designed to sit beneath existing identity, authentication, authorization, and agent interaction standards without competing with them. DNSid introduces no new DNS resource record types, opcodes, or response codes, and requires no changes to DNS resolvers, authoritative servers, or the DNS protocol. It applies to any agent that can be assigned an FQDN whose accountable entity can publish verification material; public discoverability of the agent is not required.
Acaban de crear un nuevo servicio de DNS que evade los bloqueos indiscriminados de LaLiga, alojado en Madrid y con una política de 0 logs, no registra ni tu IP ni los sitios a los que accedes.
Nace XDP DNS, un servicio público de resolución blindado contra los bloqueos indiscriminados de direcciones IP
bandaancha.euagree i'm doing this (handle is my personal site) but i want to take it further - i want my site content served directly from my pds without needing a third party host not sure there's a path to get there yet.. DNS needs to understand at:// or maybe the PLC could mediate somehow?
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I'm convinced that there is a huge Atmosphere-sized hole in the personal website market, and here's why that matters👇
