EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today we try to raise the profile of a potential internet issue for corporate networks, which is likely to surface late next week.

While most of our subscribers are probably prepared for the event, there may be some network managers out there on the intertubes that haven't yet checked whether their kit will handle the larger DNSSEC responses.

Oh, and call it morbid curiousity, but I can't stop watching that NASA balloon crash video. Do check it out.

-- Brett Winterford

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