2026-04-16 19:58 UTC
@buherator @badkeys
it is a wild theory but it is possible XD. nsd config accepts strings up to 256 chars in length and if you want a larger key you just have to split it into multiple strings that get naturally concatenated.
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@buherator@infosec.place 2026-04-17 04:51
@dsp @badkeys That's a limitation of DNS, and management UI's can make configuring larger strings quite frustrating. My favorite is when parts of the base64 gibberish are mixed up in the DNS response so you can see that there is something that *looks like* your public key, yet it won't verify your messages.