On Tue, May 18, 2021 at 01:07:42AM +0200, Matthäus Wander via dns-operations 
wrote:

> > How does a validating resolver choose which signature to use.  First
> > available?  Stronger crypto?  Both have to be valid through the chain? 
> > Random?
> 
> The resolver attempts validation of all signatures (for which it has
> algorithm support) until it finds one that validates correctly. One
> valid signature suffices.

That's likely typical, but there may resolvers out there that will
pick the strongest (in their estimation) supported algorithm, and
require that one to work.

Bottom line: make sure *all* your signatures are valid, if you sign
with multiple algorithms...

-- 
    Viktor.
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