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Client side DNSSEC validationHozza
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Server software now commonly includes DNSSEC in its implementation, but client side software still lacks extensive DNSSEC support. Many client side applications can benefit from DNSSEC validated DNS responses, for example the validation of SSH fingerprints or …
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