Why DNSSEC Matters in 2025

Why DNSSEC Matters in 2025

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DNSSEC has seen slow but steady adoption. In 2025, the risk from fake DNS responses (e.g. phishing domains, MITM) remains high.

Deploying DNSSEC involves:

Signing zones

Managing keys (KSK, ZSK)

Supporting validation on the resolver side

DNSSEC won’t prevent all attacks, but it closes one of the most dangerous DNS loopholes.

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