A DNS Resource Record for Additional Entropy
draft-reid-dnsext-aleatoric-00
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| Author | Jim Reid | ||
| Last updated | 2008-08-06 | ||
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Abstract
A scheme to defend against cache poisoning attacks against the Domain Name System (DNS) by predicting the ID and source port number of outgoing queries is described in this draft. It proposes a new resource record to provide a mechanism to introduce additional entropy into DNS queries.
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