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CloudFlare Enabling IPv6 For All Customers
Buried in a post last month about Martin Levy joining CloudFlare was this gem: CloudFlare is enabling IPv6 by default for ALL of their customers! If you are not aware of CloudFlare, the are a “content...
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CloudFlare Releases Open Source CFSSL, a TLS/SSL Toolkit
Yesterday the folks over at CloudFlare introduced their “CFSSL” toolkit for working with TLS (SSL) certificates. Their blog post explains what CFSSL is all about, and they have also made the code...
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CloudFlare Re-affirms Goal of DNSSEC Support By End of 2014
Over on ThreatPost, Dennis Fisher wrote about “Small Signs Of Progress On DNSSEC” reporting on a presentation by CloudFlare’s Nick Sullivan at the Virus Bulletin conference in Seattle this week. The...
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CloudFlare Publishes Excellent Introduction To DNSSEC
The team over at CloudFlare published an excellent introduction to DNSSEC today that is well worth a read. CloudFlare has developed a reputation for writing blog posts that provide a solid level of...
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CloudFlare Writes About DNSSEC Complexities And Considerations
The folks over at CloudFlare published another great article earlier this week, “DNSSEC: Complexities and Considerations” that dives into more detail about some of the challenges of implementing...
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CloudFlare Seeks Help Testing Their DNSSEC Implementation
This morning the team over at CloudFlare announced they have begun their DNSSEC implementation and asked for help in testing what they have done so far. They also include a note at the bottom...
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CloudFlare Wants To Update DNS Registration Model To Automate DNSSEC
Over on the CloudFlare blog today, Olafur Gudmundsson wrote a lengthy post titled “Updating the DNS Registration Model to Keep Pace with Today’s Internet” where he outlines a critical challenge that...
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Main IETF Website Returns To Being DNSSEC Signed Via CloudFlare
Good news this week for DNSSEC and content-distribution-networks (CDNs)! Last year the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) decided to move the main IETF web site over to a CDN to speed up access to...
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