June 2018
Intermediate to advanced
368 pages
11h 1m
English
While most operational TLDs today are DNSSEC-signed, enough of them still aren't to have to make it a point to ensure that your zone's parent domain (TLD) is itself DNSSEC-signed. The following table lists all the TLDs, which at the time of writing are not DNSSEC-enabled. If you want to sign a domain under one of these TLDs, you cannot successfully create a chain-of-trust:
| ae | aero | ai | al | ao | aq | as | ba | bb | bd |
| bf | bh | bi | bj | bn | bo | bs | bv | cd | cf |
| cg | ch | chart | ci | ck | cm | cu | cv | cw | cy |
| dj | dm | do | dz | ec | eg | er | et | fj | fk |
| ga | gb | ge | gf | gg | gh | gm | gp | gq | gt |
| gu | gy | hm | ht | im | iq | ir | je | jm | jo |
| kh | km | kn | kp | kw | kz | ls | ly | mc | mh |
| mk | ml | mo | mp | mq | ms | mt | mu | mv | mw |
| mz | ne | ng | ni | np | nr | pa | pf | pg | |
| ph | pk | pn | ps | py | qa | rs | rw | sd | sk |
| sm | so | sr |
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