Domain name administrators who have DNSSEC-signed domains can now automatically publish DS records in the .UZ domain registry by publishing CDS records on their DNS server. This simplifies the process of DNSSEC support and enhances the security of domains within the .UZ zone.

Currently, the technology is in a testing phase, and CDS records are only being pulled from the DNS servers dns1.webspace.uz, *.ns.cloudflare.com. If your DNS server is not included in this list, you can request to have it added to the whitelist by contacting cctld@uzinfocom.uz.

For reference: CDS is a special type of DNS record used to publish DS records in the parent domain registry. Most modern DNS servers support CDS records. This means domain name administrators no longer need to manually submit DS records to the registry or through a Registrar, as the parent zone automatically pulls the required keys and adds them to the .UZ zone.

For more information on the technology, you can read it at https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8078.