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Implementation of deSEC | Secure DDNS clients #1295

Open mucke5 opened 3 years ago

mucke5 commented 3 years ago

Description
Running on open-source software and supported by SSE, deSEC is free for everyone to use.

Example
DNSSEC DNS information hosted with deSEC is signed using DNSSEC, always. We use state-of-the-art elliptic-curve cryptography and follow operational best practice.

Cloud Integration Thanks to cloud integrations and language bindings, deSEC works out of the box in automated environments. Examples include Terraform providers and Go, Python, and JavaScript bindings.

Modern Record Types We support a broad array of record types, including novel types such as HTTPS/SVCB (for CNAME-like behavior at the apex), CDNSKEY/CDS (RFC 8078, RFC 8901), or OPENPGPKEY, SMIMEA, and TLSA.

Scalability Are you a web hoster? Start using deSEC, even with thousands of domains. Our global network ensures high availability and performance everywhere. Talk to us about your use case.

REST API Configure your DNS information via a modern API. You can easily integrate our API into your scripts, tools, or even CI/CD pipeline.

IPv6 deSEC is fully IPv6-aware: administration can be done using v6, AAAA-records containing IPv6 addresses can be set up, our name servers are reachable via IPv6.

DANE / TLSA Secure your web service with TLSA records, hardening it against fraudulently issued SSL certificates. You can also use other DANE techniques, such as OPENPGPKEY key exchange.

Let's Encrypt Integration We provide easy integration with Let's Encrypt and their certbot tool. Further integration with ACME clients like acme.sh, lego, and Terraform is available.

Fast Updates Updates to your DNS information will be published world-wide within a few seconds. Minimum required TTLs are low.

Low-latency Anycast We run global networks of high-performance frontend DNS servers. Your query is routed to the closest server via Anycast, so clients receive answers as fast as possible.

Open Source deSEC runs 100% on free and open-source software. Start hacking away!

Non-profit deSEC is organized as a non-profit organization based in Berlin. We make sure that privacy is not compromised by business interest.

theCalcaholic commented 3 years ago

I've had a look at deSec and it does look nice. I general, I think it would be a good idea to have a generic dyndns option as well (where you can just enter a url that's being requested for renewal).

Also, the deSec API might be one way to offer an alternative to the letsencrypt verification process (that doesn't require port 80 - not sure if we still have that issue). However, tying ourselves to non-standard specific provider drawbacks obviously has its own issues.

mucke5 commented 2 years ago

@theCalcaholic @nachoparker Can this be a way to implement it? https://github.com/desec-io/certbot-dns-desec

jerabaul29 commented 2 years ago

Any update on this? Would be great to be able to use deSec as a free DNS provider :) .

theCalcaholic commented 2 years ago

@jerabaul29 This would be a nice feature, but unfortunately we don't have the capacity to implement it ourselves in the near future. We're open for PRs though.