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0d0Ask.com hits the market as Jeeves breathes his last
Some are saying it could be one of the most expensive domain sales ever. The killer name ask.com is currently for sale, after InterActiveCorp closed down Ask Jeeves, the once-pioneering search engine, at the start of...
0d2Question on TTLs
I have run into some shenanigans where vendors are using load balancers or spilit brain DNS to provide an A record response sometimes and a CNAME response at other times for the same hostname. Doing this is against the...
1d6New law aims to stop Utahns from accessing porn websites...
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2d23trying to convince myself the VPN magically fixes...
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2d23ICANN throws a bone to its most stubborn new gTLD...
ICANN has offered an olive branch to a new gTLD applicant that refuses to accept defeat well over a decade after it was rejected. The Org has offered one last chance for Indian applicant Nameshop to get some of its money...
2d14Cops get special Whois access rights
Law enforcement agencies will be able to get access to private Whois records in under 24 hours under ICANN policy introduced yesterday, but the powers are toothless for now. ICANN has updated its Registration Data Policy...
2d2La faille de sécurité Linux Fragnesia
Ah, contrairement à CopyFail (copyfail.html) et DirtyFrag (firtyfrag.html), la faille de sécurité Linux Fragnesia (https://github.com/v12-security/pocs/tree/main/fragnesia) ne semble pas marcher sur mes machines.
2d23Automatic authenticated DNSSEC Bootstrapping in PowerDNS...
The chain of trust is better off without leaps of faith: Automatic authenticated DNSSEC Bootstrapping in PowerDNS Authoritative Server Authors: Barbara Jantzen Peter Thomassen (both from deSEC)
2d29Domains etc
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3d33Iranians struggle for news amid blackout as VPNs become...
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3d34What do you actually use your VPN for the most?
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3d28I'm building Deenez to make DNS records easier to manage —..
I just have launched the first public page for Deenez at deenez.com Deenez is a new tool i'm building to make DNS record management easier, especially when zones start getting messy across teams, providers, and...
3d7RFC 9959: Convergence of Congestion Control from Retained...
Traditionnellement, les protocoles de transport comme QUIC ou TCP partaient de zéro à chaque connexion. On se connecte, on démarre prudemment (ne pas envoyer trop de données pour éviter de congestionner le réseau), puis...
3d8Prepare for more frequent BIND security updates
Plan for more frequent BIND security updates, at least for the remainder of 2026.
3d23Me watching one buffering wheel turn my entire evening...
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3d30EU Signals Possible VPN Crackdown, Triggering Fierce...
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3d17Identity Digital acquires another dormant gTLD
Identity Digital has taken over another 2012-round new gTLD that never launched. The ICANN contract for .safety recently changed hands, with original registry Safety Registry Services handing over the keys to Jolly Host,...
4d20Verisign to delete .name 3LDs and email addresses
If you needed more evidence of how innovation-resistant the domain name industry can be, Verisign is killing off two non-standard services that have been running for a quarter-century. The registry plans to discontinue...
4d17Four more deadbeat registrars face firing squad
ICANN has initiated public compliances proceedings against four unrelated registrars that haven t paid their fees in a year or more. US-based Domus, Finland-based Globis, Hong Kong-based Overcasts, and Wanyuhulian...
4d16Which registrars are good for DNSSEC and multi-signing...
I'm looking for recommendations for a registrar that allows adding multiple DS records to a domain, to support multisigning. In model 2, you set up 2 DS records, corresponding to the 257 KSK for each dns provider. Then...
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