News

• Your domains are safe!

  2020-04-08 Blog

  The country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) of Europe are safe. The current increase in traffic to our servers has been small. This is down to technical reasons, as ISPs take the majority of that traffic and so very little trickles down to us. Having said that, even if traffic did increase significantly, like 100 times more, we have the capacity to handle it. Read on to know why and how we achieve this.

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• Quo vadis DNS: DoT, DoH, DoQ?

  2020-04-06 Blog

  By Monika Ermert - eLance journalist - The first meeting of the IETF Adaptive DNS Discovery (ADD) Working Group (WG) was inconclusive. While there is broad agreement that both DNS providers, clients and/or users need resolver choice, the WG looks set to be overtaken by yet another encrypted DNS resolution contender in DNS-over-Quic, or DoQ.

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• VoIP goes to the web: the allure of HTTP

  2020-03-30 Blog

  By Monika Ermert, eLance Journalist - Since the DNS has already shifted into the the web protocol HTTPS (expect a longer blog post here in the next week), IETF engineers are now mulling another web shift. There is a proposal to replace the Voice-over-IP dinosaur protocol SIP by the Realtime Internet Peering for Telephony protocol, RIPT, and finally bring telephony to the net.

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