I'm curious about IANA's role in managing internet domains. Can you explain why domains like 'example.com' are reserved for documentation, referencing the relevant technical standards? Also, describe how IANA ensures the security of the internet's core by listing three key pieces of information available about their DNSSEC Key Signing Key management.
Navigate to 'https://www.iana.org/help/example-domains'. Identify the purpose of 'example.com' and similar domains from the text. Locate and list the RFC numbers mentioned on the 'Example Domains' page that describe these reserved domains. Navigate to the 'Root Zone Management' page (https://www.iana.org/domains/root). Scroll to the 'DNSSEC Key Signing Key Information' section. List at least three types of information or links provided under this section related to DNSSEC KSK management.
State that 'example.com' and similar domains are maintained for documentation purposes and used as illustrative examples in documents. Identify RFC 2606 and RFC 6761 as the relevant RFCs. List at least three of the following types of information available regarding DNSSEC KSK management: Root Zone DNSSEC Trust Anchors, KSK Ceremony Materials, Policies and Procedures for Root Zone Key Management, Trusted Community Representatives, Third-Party Audit Certification, Public Announcement Mailing List, or Project Archive related to DNSSEC.