Why would they want to do that? It's extra work, extra downtime potential, and I believe literally no competing service of theirs uses it either. I mean, congrats on getting .HT fixed (when did that happen?), but I wouldn't enable it without a good reason.
Because DNS is an insecure protocol and DNSSEC adds a layer of security that protects against bad actors? It's beneficial to the business and it's consumers? Why do I put locks on my door, I've never been robbed...
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RTEdge.net admin here,
DNSSEC for the .ht TLD was fixed after our demand (through Gandi).
You might as well enable it for your domain!
Why would they want to do that? It's extra work, extra downtime potential, and I believe literally no competing service of theirs uses it either. I mean, congrats on getting .HT fixed (when did that happen?), but I wouldn't enable it without a good reason.
Because DNS is an insecure protocol and DNSSEC adds a layer of security that protects against bad actors? It's beneficial to the business and it's consumers? Why do I put locks on my door, I've never been robbed...
DNSSEC does not add any protection for end users.