As an internet user, I want to understand IANA's role in managing internet identifiers. Specifically, why are domains like 'example.com' reserved, and which technical documents explain this? Additionally, what types of public information does IANA provide regarding their DNSSEC Key Signing Key management for the internet's core root zone?
Navigate to 'https://www.iana.org/help/example-domains'. Identify the reason 'example.com' and similar domains are reserved. Locate and list the RFC numbers cited on the 'Example Domains' page. Navigate to the 'Root Zone Management' page at 'https://www.iana.org/domains/root'. Find the 'DNSSEC Key Signing Key Information' section. List at least three distinct types of information or links available under this section concerning DNSSEC KSK management.
State that 'example.com' and similar domains are maintained for documentation purposes and used as illustrative examples in documents, and are not available for registration. 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.