Read it at zdnet
Head over to Kamisky’s blog to see if your nameserver is vulnerable.

ICANN recently released a paper talking about their initiatives towards operational readiness for DNSSEC root signing. This is great reading material for any TLD operator who intends sign their DNS and this also gives a bird a eye view over the whole DNSSEC issue.
It talks about what DNSSEC is all about without being too technical [...]

If your not aware of the recent DNS exploit, US-CERT is aware of publicily available code to exploit the vulnerable DNS servers.
It’s basically a form DNS cache poisoning that was accidentally found by Kaminsky.
Part 1 of the exploit (Click here for the original resource)
This exploit attacks a fairly ubiquitous flaw in DNS implementations which Dan [...]

In the recent ICANN meeting in Paris, Jothan Frakes and Antony Van Couvering organized a “Birds Of a Feather” session for new TLD applicants to sit in and get to know who are the registry providers in the industry and who can offer niche services.
Everyone was asked to give a short introduction about themselves/organization followed [...]

The recent landrush of .ME had a few people disappointed and pissed at GoDaddy
Read it here.
And it seems that some of the domains (e.g hug.me) which was awarded to several people by mistake of course is now up on the auction list.

Good luck guys/girls, you’re gonna need it