RFC 8567 "Customer Management DNS Resource Records" defines some interesting DNS RRtypes, including CREDITCARD and PASSWORD.
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RFC 8567 "Customer Management DNS Resource Records" defines some interesting DNS RRtypes, including CREDITCARD and PASSWORD.
at what point does this just become LDAP-over-DNS?

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RFC 8567 "Customer Management DNS Resource Records" defines some interesting DNS RRtypes, including CREDITCARD and PASSWORD.
@jpmens SSN? so 100% US centric way to do distributed identity theft?
OK, I'll admit I've only skimmed the ToC so far, but errrr, what?
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RFC 8567 "Customer Management DNS Resource Records" defines some interesting DNS RRtypes, including CREDITCARD and PASSWORD.
@jpmens Where else but in a database you'd store these?

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RFC 8567 "Customer Management DNS Resource Records" defines some interesting DNS RRtypes, including CREDITCARD and PASSWORD.
@jpmens I now know my April 1st feature requests to Route53 and UltraDNS.
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@jpmens SSN? so 100% US centric way to do distributed identity theft?
OK, I'll admit I've only skimmed the ToC so far, but errrr, what?
@ben hint: look at the date of the RFC
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RFC 8567 "Customer Management DNS Resource Records" defines some interesting DNS RRtypes, including CREDITCARD and PASSWORD.
@jpmens
> 1 April 2019
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at what point does this just become LDAP-over-DNS?

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@ben hint: look at the date of the RFC
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@ben hint: look at the date of the RFC
@jpmens Bah, there is another 2 weeks before that stuff
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RFC 8567 "Customer Management DNS Resource Records" defines some interesting DNS RRtypes, including CREDITCARD and PASSWORD.
"putting a password into a protocol designed to be published. bold move, Cotton, let's see if it pays off for them. or for the phishers/scammers..."
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