A non-profit organization fostering the development and maintenance of Internet infrastructure and core software for the benefit of the public since 1994.

Internet Systems Consortium

Internet Systems Consortium, Inc. (ISC) the custodian and distributor of commercial quality Open Source software for the Internet Community. ISC provides world-class professional services based on our software. Since 1996 ISC has led the industry with the most complete reference standard implementation of DNS software. ISC also provides reference implementations for DHCP.

-- If you use BIND or DHCP in your network, find out how you can get a support agreement from ISC - get expert guidance on making the most of your infrastructure.

Managed Open Source means that users benefit from community ideas, while quality and compliance are the responsibility of professional software engineers.

ISC provides a number of Operational Programs and Services that benefit users of the Internet directly and indirectly. Since 1994, ISC has operated F-Root (one of the 13 root DNS servers) as a public service to the Internet.

ISC is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) public benefit corporation dedicated to supporting the Internet community with software essential to its infrastructure.

We posted a guest blog today, on experiments with post-quantum crypto algorithms and DNSSEC.

The ISC blog summarizes the results of experiments with BIND 9: the authors also tried the same experiment with other DNS servers.  In summary: "These findings confirm the suspicion that DNSSEC is not going to work well with PQC unless further changes are made."

https://lnkd.in/exwdFw7y (see also: https://lnkd.in/e9eRVEEh) #pqc

Internet Systems Consortium is pleased to announce the release of Kea 2.7.0. Kea is a modern DHCP server with extensive apis and full documentation. 
This is the first release of the new Kea 2.7 development branch. Development branches are provided for testing new features, and are not recommended for production deployment. (We do also have two current stable branches, Kea 2.4 and Kea 2.6, which are suitable for production use.)

- Source tarballs and packages are available from cloudsmith.io:
https://lnkd.in/esGJ6MJg
- And from the ISC download page: https://lnkd.in/gDx9DSdW

Release notes: 
https://lnkd.in/eC6CQffP

Correction: This was not the fraud we thought it was.
We have learned that emails we originally identified as abuse were sent by an external contractor engaged by ISC to conduct a focussed and short-term lead generation campaign. We have instructed the vendor to halt that campaign, and have withdrawn our abuse complaint.

We have been assured by the vendor that this was not a bulk unsolicited email campaign. Bulk unsolicited email is counter to our mission in support of Internet infrastructure.

We have updated the original blog post:  https://lnkd.in/gfyGciQr
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Warning: Someone is sending emails from tryisc.com, pretending to be from Internet Systems Corporation, and offering information about undisclosed BIND software vulnerabilities. These emails are NOT from ISC, the authors of BIND, and they are not authorized by ISC.

https://lnkd.in/gfyGciQr

We're looking forward to seeing you this afternoon at #NANOG91! We'll be at our table in the Sponsor Showcase area from 1:30-4:30 PM today.

Come say hi and pick up some sweet ISC treats!

Fastly has supported ISC's software distribution with free CDN services for several years. Today, Fastly is making the power of their platform available to ALL developers for free. Sign up: https://fastly.com/pricing 

Thank you, #Fastly ! (@devs@fastly.social)

Will you be at #NANOG91 next week in Kansas City? ISC will!

Please stop by our table in the Monday afternoon Sponsor Showcase area and say hi!

See you there!

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