Domain Name System Security

DNS Security (or DNSSEC) applies cryptography to the Domain Name System to authenticate the information served. This site is about the process of integrating DNS Security with the existing DNS infrastructure.

UPDATES - March 1999

Phil Karn's declaration which refers to this software and points out to BXA that it's similar to the software that they refused him permission to export.
James Lewis (BXA)'s declaration which indicates how BXA re-reviewed Integrated DNSSEC after Phil's declaration.
June 1998 letter from BXA "reviewing" its previous conclusion and reclassifying this software as embargoed crypto because they claim that "with minimal effort" it can also encrypt data for confidentiality.
July 1998 letter to BXA appealing the reclassification.
December 1998 fax from BXA in response to appeal.
January 1999 letter defining procedures for informal hearing.
January 1999 informal hearing transcript from a meeting at the Bureau of Export Administration to explore the issue.
February 23, 1999 written submission to BXA by Lee Tien as part of the informal hearing process.