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Check DNSSEC for domain
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The extension allows you to check if DNSSEC technology is being used for the current domain name. If DNSSEC technology is used - the extension icon changes to green, if not used - to gray.
DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) is a set of extensions to the IETF DNS protocol that minimize attacks associated with spoofing DNS addresses when resolving domain names. It is aimed at providing DNS clients (the English term resolver) with authentic responses to DNS requests (or authentic information about the fact that there is no data) and ensuring their integrity. This uses public key cryptography. Availability of data and confidentiality of requests are not ensured. Keeping DNS secure is critical to overall Internet security.
This extension helps to determine if users on the network have DNSSEC and if the resource is secure. The extension in the background sends the current domain to the dnssec.cctld.uz service, which returns the result. If DNSSEC technology is used - the extension icon changes to green, if not used - to gray.
Note: The results of the extension depend on the availability of the dnssec.cctld.uz service.
Latest reviews
- (2025-04-13) Gwyneth Llewelyn: I'm really not sure if this extension works or not. There are many ways to validate DNSSEC, but this plugin claims to rely on results provided by dnssec.cctld.uz. Well, if that's true, why does it not validate any site at all — not even it's own? It's weird, right? Not that there is nothing wrong with dnssec.cctld.uz — it replies correctly. It's just this extension does not seem to be able to connect to it at all. Anyway, I'll keep this warning and the bad rating until the developer comes out with a fix...
- (2021-12-01) Akbar: Great!
- (2021-12-01) Akbar: Great!