When the Resort Moves in Next Door: Is Selling Your Lot to the Obvious Buyer Bad Faith? – vol. 6.38

When the Resort Moves in Next Door: Is Selling Your Lot to the Obvious Buyer Bad Faith?  This case produced three opinions from three panelists, and the one that got the law right was the concurrence. The Respondent coined the word “quobly” and registered <quobly.com> in March 2014. He built a small inspirational quotes website [...]

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The Case for Longitudinal DNSSEC Data

Repeated DNSSEC failures show the limits of snapshot diagnostics. A longitudinal record of signed delegations could reveal persistent misconfigurations, rollover problems and correlated failures, helping operators identify recurring patterns and their likely sources.

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