🔒ICANN Preps DNS for Quantum Threats, Larger Keys Ahead
DNSSEC faces quantum risk, ICANN steps up
TL;DR
ICANN and IETF are working to secure DNS against quantum computers. Larger keys are needed but face message size limits. Scammers target regulated domains like .bank and .pharmacy.
ICANN and IETF are gearing up to secure the DNS against quantum computers, expected to pose a risk by the turn of the decade. Larger keys can quantum-proof DNSSEC but hit message size limits. Scammers increasingly target regulated domains like .bank and .pharmacy, which are 45% more likely to be abused. ICANN's PDP1 and PDP2 policies aim to combat abuse and regulate automated domain registration. The new GTLD application round is progressing well, setting a template for future rounds.

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ICANN and IETF working on DNS quantum security, expected by 2030
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