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It’s so dark, that it is not even implemented (yet) Part III

The DIME standard and its tool

After fixing the signet and genrec tools, I had a valid signet for my test domain “lud.org” and the DIME management record correctly set up in my dnssec authoritative server (see Part I and Part II of this series). I tried it using dig:

tonicas | Friday, 2nd of June 2017 | Category: analysis, Code, Security | Comments are closed

It’s so dark, that it is not even implemented (yet) Part II

The DIME management record

According to the specs document, the DIME standard is based on “the DIME management record”. This record, set as a new sort of TXT record in a DNS domain server, will allow other DMTP-capable servers to communicate securely and privately with no information leakage. Its the cornerstone […]

tonicas | Thursday, 1st of June 2017 | Category: analysis, Code, Security | Comments are closed

It’s so dark, that it is not even implemented (yet) Part I

DIME and MAGMA

DIME has been publicized a lot since last January. I’ve been reading the specs document (from 2015) and I have cloned the git repository in order to compile and test MAGMA, their open source server. This server, at least in theory, implements SMTP, IMAP, HTTP, MOLTEN, DMTP and […]

tonicas | Wednesday, 31st of May 2017 | Category: analysis, Code, Security | Comments are closed
 
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