They'd need the private key to post as you. The DNS record just points to where the DID document is, but there's a verification check that the DID document points back, and this is automatically performed as a part of the resolution process.
DNSSEC would add additional security around DNS record changes, but not having it wouldn't allow someone to impersonate you, because your server would need to agree with that.
DNSSEC would add additional security around DNS record changes, but not having it wouldn't allow someone to impersonate you, because your server would need to agree with that.