Some python scripts for verifying the chain of trust for a given domain
# Create and activate python environment
python3 -m venv envs
source envs/bin/activate
# Create and install the python libs
make updateAfter that, the libraries should be built and linked into the virtual-env. They can be used like so:
probing --help
evaluation --helpAll Libraries are prefixed with dnssec. Hence the correct way of including them is:
# Import complete module dnssec
from dnssec.probing import dnssec
# Import all classes from module
from dnssec.probing.exception import *The usual requirements.txt is not used in this project�. All requirements for the library are contained in the setup.py, tagged install_requires.
Development requirements are gathered in the dev-requirements.in.
These steps are conducted when a zone should be validated:
- Check the existence of the zone.
QUERY SOA -> check the correctness of the response. e.g. is the SOA response intended for the queried Zone?- Query the authoritative NS for the zone.
e.g. QUERY NS -> QUERY A for NS
- QUERY DNSKEY and DS
e.g. DNSKEY from NS + DS from parent NS- VALIDATE...
- Repeat until the leaf-zone has been reached
When a specific record is queried that does not exist, a NSEC3 response is returned (when setting the DNSSEC flag of course). This record can be used to check for the existence of the specific record!
sina.com.cn is a domain that is NOT DNSSEC secured. Hence a query for the DS record to the NS of com.cn returns a NSEC3 response that proves the nonexistence of the requested record.
In this case, the provided hashes both do not match the hash for sina.com.cn thus, the proof of nonexistence has been made!
❯ dig +dnssec DS sina.com.cn @203.119.25.1
; <<>> DiG 9.10.6 <<>> +dnssec DS sina.com.cn @203.119.25.1
;; global options: +cmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 8998
;; flags: qr aa rd; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 6, ADDITIONAL: 1
;; WARNING: recursion requested but not available
;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION:
; EDNS: version: 0, flags: do; udp: 4096
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;sina.com.cn. IN DS
;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
GICE14DNTMDN31G43AUGVRKTKALVB8QC.com.cn. 21600 IN NSEC3 1 1 10 AEF123AB GKM1KHVFSNSLUTJUBF7JHHPG9F17BRFQ NS SOA RRSIG DNSKEY NSEC3PARAM
GICE14DNTMDN31G43AUGVRKTKALVB8QC.com.cn. 21600 IN RRSIG NSEC3 8 3 21600 20210220022234 20210121013539 43326 com.cn. ToFl+N9yvh7v0FKxItIfj9bTcOnjXm/LDhkfBeTOoKXwYPByNfywkKQ4 sxrMfNu/METE8Fl1APpHtXLdKD6scwMi4r8lYCiMIsCOHUN5iwCR+Yho 4fK1TYF8oPP0Ll0+MfjYTJAuU15pOf76YO+yu1C63ubO36pfuBgqMAia DcI=
com.cn. 21600 IN SOA a.dns.cn. root.cnnic.cn. 2027325278 7200 3600 2419200 21600
com.cn. 21600 IN RRSIG SOA 8 2 86400 20210221122211 20210122112211 43326 com.cn. FpsIqS53QaayhYt0hfVfh/1LT+3WX0IFjDrYrXJ/zujiorbz7kjqr3WR raKm4qNZrHeeEcVjKPvjv8m+7dlcZpYTMSp4R2WoVcI5BdUdB+fZlNu/ QmbGH4VkqDQaPMj17ZCov6gGJeNwGO+g+UKu9hoDgwAeJ3e22gP55H7i jZs=
TDU124P7EGELLSS91RPV7H8S4DKOE2EH.com.cn. 21600 IN NSEC3 1 1 10 AEF123AB UDL9N57ITL4KHVVPPJ5OI1T82JOE3N2V NS DS RRSIG
TDU124P7EGELLSS91RPV7H8S4DKOE2EH.com.cn. 21600 IN RRSIG NSEC3 8 3 21600 20210220005534 20210121002555 43326 com.cn. TmpgC0JdVNwh4xCdwTSYhb+C2Ls9riiRxG0kNuJRkwgp20n+QOK8vigZ knYHQozrRSHJNHIMbKaJljV98vPKUxNf7aZwaIba49uQlV2KvToJbCWV UQ2Ia7Gs3KnZuuS9ts/+LsBE+Iya/24ZPooO25LDwVQtR2vY6InAyFw7 +rQ=
;; Query time: 330 msec
;; SERVER: 203.119.25.1#53(203.119.25.1)
;; WHEN: Fri Jan 22 13:22:14 CET 2021
;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 758- Find a domain list that contains subdomains too -> longer chains.
- Is DNSSEC standard conforming if it is deployed?
- Using KSK and ZSK?
- Is NSEC or NSEC3 used?
- How many TLDs deploy DNSSEC?
- Is the chain broken?
- If so, does it continue in child-zones?
- Have a look at DNSSEC lookaside validation!
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