My DNS checks DNSSEC and does not resolve when it does not check out. I have run into multiple websites that have DNSSEC turned on, but the admins didn’t check (???) if it is working.
tip.railway.gov.tw/A: The Authoritative Answer (AA) flag was not set in the response. (163.29.186.200, 163.29.186.201, 210.241.82.200, 210.241.82.201, 2001:4420:60ab:1fd::6, 2001:4420:60ab:1fd::7, 2001:4420:60ac:1fd::6, 2001:4420:60ac:1fd::7, UDP_-_EDNS0_4096_D_K)
tip.railway.gov.tw/AAAA: The Authoritative Answer (AA) flag was not set in the response. (163.29.186.200, 163.29.186.201, 210.241.82.200, 210.241.82.201, 2001:4420:60ab:1fd::6, 2001:4420:60ab:1fd::7, 2001:4420:60ac:1fd::6, 2001:4420:60ac:1fd::7, UDP_-_EDNS0_4096_D_K)
Can someone nudge the government website admins to fix DNSSEC…
The Domain Name System (DNS) is the distributed database used for converting domain names into Internet addresses. DNSSEC, or Domain Name System Security Extensions, is a feature to help prevent accessing impersonated or fraudulent bank websites, for example. DNSSEC has been available for 15 years and mandated by the US government for federal domains since 2008.
I requested from MOFA to consider mandating DNSSEC for all Taiwanese government website domains like in the USA.
And make some informational leaflet for them to send to financial institutions.
I’ve been noticing issues for the past 2 weeks when I’ve shared links to business owners/entrepreneurs looking to hire a foreigner / get a director work permit.
I rang the Ministry of Labor, Workforce Development Agency earlier and we checked the website together while on the phone and tada, it was working ok then, but now its back to having issues it seams for me. Any ideas?