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.. Copyright (C) Internet Systems Consortium, Inc. ("ISC")
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Notes for BIND 9.16.22
----------------------
Security Fixes
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- The ``lame-ttl`` option controls how long ``named`` caches certain
types of broken responses from authoritative servers (see the
`security advisory <https://kb.isc.org/docs/cve-2021-25219>`_ for
details). This caching mechanism could be abused by an attacker to
significantly degrade resolver performance. The vulnerability has been
mitigated by changing the default value of ``lame-ttl`` to ``0`` and
overriding any explicitly set value with ``0``, effectively disabling
this mechanism altogether. ISC's testing has determined that doing
that has a negligible impact on resolver performance while also
preventing abuse. Administrators may observe more traffic towards
servers issuing certain types of broken responses than in previous
BIND 9 releases, depending on client query patterns. (CVE-2021-25219)
ISC would like to thank Kishore Kumar Kothapalli of Infoblox for
bringing this vulnerability to our attention. :gl:`#2899`
Feature Changes
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- The use of native PKCS#11 for Public-Key Cryptography in BIND 9 has
been deprecated in favor of the engine_pkcs11 OpenSSL engine from the
`OpenSC`_ project. The ``--with-native-pkcs11`` configuration option
will be removed in the next major BIND 9 release. The option to use
the engine_pkcs11 OpenSSL engine is already available in BIND 9;
please see the :ref:`ARM section on PKCS#11 <pkcs11>` for details.
:gl:`#2691`
- Old-style Dynamically Loadable Zones (DLZ) drivers that had to be
enabled in ``named`` at build time have been marked as deprecated in
favor of new-style DLZ modules. Old-style DLZ drivers will be removed
in the next major BIND 9 release. :gl:`#2814`
- The ``map`` zone file format has been marked as deprecated and will be
removed in the next major BIND 9 release. :gl:`#2882`
- ``named`` and ``named-checkconf`` now exit with an error when a single
port configured for ``query-source``, ``transfer-source``,
``notify-source``, ``parental-source``, and/or their respective IPv6
counterparts clashes with a global listening port. This configuration
has not been supported since BIND 9.16.0, but no error was reported
until now (even though sending UDP messages such as NOTIFY failed).
:gl:`#2888`
- ``named`` and ``named-checkconf`` now issue a warning when there is a
single port configured for ``query-source``, ``transfer-source``,
``notify-source``, ``parental-source``, and/or for their respective
IPv6 counterparts. :gl:`#2888`
.. _OpenSC: https://github.com/OpenSC/libp11
Bug Fixes
~~~~~~~~~
- A recent change introduced in BIND 9.16.21 inadvertently broke
backward compatibility for the ``check-names master ...`` and
``check-names slave ...`` options, causing them to be silently
ignored. This has been fixed and these options now work properly
again. :gl:`#2911`
- When new IP addresses were set up by the operating system during
``named`` startup, it could fail to listen for TCP connections on the
newly added interfaces. :gl:`#2852`