eth.limo - Q4 Updates
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Cloudflare recently decommissioned their experimental DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) dWeb resolver, which was hardcoded into all Kubo installations as the default ENS name resolution method. There is now a redirect from resolver.cloudflare-eth.com to dns.eth.link/dns-query for all lookup requests. The IPFS Shipyard team has acknowledged this and merged a PR to use dns.eth.limo/dns-query as the default ENS resolver for Kubo.
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Partnering with Unruggable Labs, we are nearing completion of an MVP to support dataUri contentHash records.
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AIWS, a very neat autonomous onchain agent network has launched a pure ENS/IPFS based agent. Around 70 of these agents are currently accessible via eth.limo/eth.link. Learn more here: https://aiws.eth.limo/.
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Our team is still working through an on-going legal issue. We would like to thank everyone in the ENS DAO for their support of reimbursing our last batch of legal related costs. Tally | ENS | [EP 5.28] [Executable] Reimbursement of eth.limo’s ongoing legal fees
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In a collaboration with Tally and DAOstar and support from the Ethereum Foundation ESP program, we have produced a comprehensive report detailing DAO security vulnerabilities and mitigating controls. The research explores common vulnerabilities and provides actionable insights to help DAOs strengthen their security posture.
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On-going improvements and performance tuning. We continuously analyze performance data and make adjustments where necessary in order to continue to better serve the ENS and broader dWeb/Web3 communities.