Automate DNSSEC key rotation for both ZSK and KSK
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DNSSEC validating resolver library
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Jan 2, 2024 - Go
Cryptographic protocol and security-related protocol piece parser (read-only clone of the original GitLab project)
mysql tls ssh ssl openvpn postgresql content-security-policy openvpn-server rdp dnssec ssh-keys public-key-pinning dnssecurity http-headers tls-certificates hassh http-header-parser xss-protection ja3-fingerprint cryptolyzer
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Cryptography-related data repository with Python wrapper (read-only clone of the original GitLab project)
tls ssh cryptography certificate-transparency browser-detection certificate-authority root-certificate dnssec ssl-certificates cryptographic-algorithms cipher-suites truststore diffie-hellman-parameters dnssecurity tls-certificates tls-alpn named-groups certficiates cryptolyzer
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A tool that performs DNS security audits and takes a DNS IP as user input, could act as DNS security scanner.
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Tool to inspect the DNSSEC status of a domain. Checks the validity of signatures and keys up to the root zone and the length of the keys.
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Jul 29, 2020 - Go
This project automates DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) configuration and management using a Flask web application and Paramiko for SSH connections to the DNS server.
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Oct 23, 2024 - HTML
This project aims to Recursively Resolving DNS records through a local server which can be hosted on an SBC. It provides Domain-Name-To-IP-Translation, and Canonical[CNAME] Alias Translation. DNS Resolution and Forwarding control is brought to the client, and is fit for DNS Packet Analysis.
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May 23, 2024 - C
DNSSEC implementation using Ansible, this project aims to help the understanding of RedHat's Ansible tool by implementing a DNSSEC from scratch
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Jan 24, 2023 - Shell
TF Module for creating a R53 zone with DNSSEC, optional GitHub verified domain/org, Protonmail support, dmarc and mx records and Amazon CAA record support.
route53 aws terraform zone dkim protonmail dnssec dmarc autodiscover aws-route53 txt caa mx dnssecurity terraform-module autodiscovery dnssec-keygen protonmail-custom-domain github-verified-domain
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