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icebound.dev
> My point is that although DNSSEC and self-hosted DNS can reduce the number of ways you can be attacked, and the number of people who can attack you, they're no silver bullet for the (well-hidden, impressively mitigated) centralization of ICANN/IANA DNS. You can always be attacked by your superiors in the hierarchy. freespoken.nz, Sure, but thats very unlikely. Doing DNS any other way becomes problematic though. I would argue that the root NS should be more open to new tld's from smaller companies, to then offset that issue though. Anyways this is Offtopic. ↺