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On Friday an administrator moves the company domain's zone to a new DNS operator, and on Monday some customers cannot open the website. The culprit is a DS record that still points to the old key. DNSSEC confirms where DNS answers come from, but it does not encrypt them and will not protect a domain whose registrar account has been taken over.
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