The DSSA working group is working on a set of threats to DNS security and stability. This page is where we're tracking our work.
Document types:
PDF -- these are read-only files that allow navigation of the mind-map -- later versions are expandable, but they must be opened in Adobe Reader 9 or later
MMAP -- these are the editable mind-map files -- can be loaded directly into Mindjet's MindManager product or imported into the open-source Freemind program
HTML -- these are straight text html files that can be read by any web browser
We began this work at the ICANN general meeting in Singapore (June, 2011).
DSSA - Threats - Singapore -- as a PDF of the mind-map
DSSA - Threats - Singapore -- as a web-page outline of the charts
Results from the 11-August teleconference
DSSA - Threats - combined v1 -- as a PDF of the mind-map
DSSA - Threats - combined -- as a web-page outline
Results from the 18-August teleconference
DSSA - Threats - combined v2 -- as a PDF of the mind-map
DSSA - Threats - combined v1 -- as a web-page outline
Results from the 25-August teleconference
DSSA - Threats - combined v4.pdf -- as a PDF of the mind-map (NOTE: This is a very large map as it contains all of the summaries of the SSAC reports and RFCs we reviewed on the call today -- you may find it hard to read or follow)
DSSA - Threats - combined v4v.pdf -- as a PDF of the mind-map (NOTE: This file is the first one that contains an imbedded viewer so that you can open or close branches of the mind-map, but must be opened in Adobe Reader 9)
Results from the 1-Sept teleconference
DSSA - Threats - combined v5b.pdf
DSSA - Threats - combined v5.mmap
FORK -- Splitting this page, and the documentation, into a narrower focus (to reduce file sizes and complexity)
This page will start focusing on documenting "Threats" -- "Vulnerabilities", "Possible hierarchies" and "Action items" have been split out of the documents and moved to separate pages.
Results from the 8-Sept teleconference
Results from the 15-Sept teleconference
Results from the 22-Sept teleconference (first-pass sifting of threats that are in/out of scope)
