Posts Tagged ‘DNSSec’
Catering to trademarked and brand-conscience corporations serious about their corporate image the .TM Domain Registry has signed with DNSSEC, providing its users with enhanced security against phishing and the malicious community. As a first-of-its-kind for DNSSEC, .TM domain owners can update their DS records in real time.
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Tags: .TM, Brand, Corporate Image, DNSSec, Domain Names, Real-Time DS Record Updating, TM Domain Registry, Tradmark
Provided by CommunityDNS, the information in this post consists of news items in the security-based Internet community. This post contains information regarding .TM signs with DNSSEC and allows real-time DS record updating, Facebook phishing attack powered by the Zeus botnet, Internet phone systems become fraudster’s tool, the UK proposes to cut-off pirates Internet Connections and Symantec reveals lack of confidence in online retailers.
Filed under: .TM, 3-Strikes, Anycast, Bot, Botnet, Business Continuity, Community DNS, CommunityDNS, Cybercrime, Cybergang, Cybersecurity, Disaster Mitigation, Disaster Recovery, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, E-commerce, Germany, Global resolution, Hijacking, malware, Organized Cybercrime, Phishing, piracy, Privacy, Registry, Resolution Service, Security, Spam, UK, Vishing, Zeus | Leave a Comment
Tags: .TM, 3-Strikes Germany, Anycast, Bot, Botnet, Business Continuity, Business resilience, ccTLD, Community DNS, CommunityDNS, Cyber crime, Cybercriminals, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, dotTM, DS Record, Facebook, Global resolution, Internet, Nic.TM, Online Confidence, P2P, Phishing, Pirate, Registry, Resolution Service, Security, TM Domain Registry, UK, VoIP, Zeus
Provided by CommunityDNS, the information in this post consists of news items in the security-based Internet community. This post contains information regarding CommunityDNS’ white paper on DNSSEC and a way for quicker adoption by TLDs, ICANN becoming independent, UNC data breach exposes 163,000 SSNs, phishing fraud hits two year high and Australian ISPs forced to rewrite law.
Filed under: Anycast, Australia, ccTLD, Community DNS, CommunityDNS, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, ICANN, ISP, JPA, Phishing, Registry, Resolution Service, Security, Social Security, Spam, TLD, US Government | Leave a Comment
Tags: Anycast, Australia, Business Continuity, Business resilience, Community DNS, CommunityDNS, Data Breach, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, Global resolution, ICANN, Internet, ISP, JPA, NSEC, NSEC3, NSEC3+OptOut, Phishing, Resolution Service, Security, Social Security Numbers, Spam, SSN, TLD, UNC, University of North Carolina, US Government
Provided by CommunityDNS, the information in this post consists of news items in the security-based Internet community. This post contains information regarding independent study analyzing scaling the root, security just got more complicate with the Induc Trojan, brute force attacks target two year hole in Yahoo! Mail API, Facebook app flaws create Trojan download risk, FCC chairman proposes Net neutrality rules and large percentage of data breeches come through business partners.
Filed under: Anycast, Community DNS, CommunityDNS, Cross-Site Scripting, Cybercrime, Cybergang, Cybersecurity, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, Facebook, FCC, Global resolution, Hijacking, IANA, ICANN, IDN, Induc, Internationalized Domain Names, IPv6, ISP, malware, Net Neutrality, piracy, Resolution Service, Security, TLD, Trojan, US Government, Virus, XSS | Leave a Comment
Tags: Anycast, Brute-Force, Business Continuity, Business resilience, Community DNS, CommunityDNS, Cross-Site Scripting, Cyber crime, Cybergangs, Data Breech, Delphi, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, Facebook, FCC, Global resolution, gTLDs, ICANN, IDNs, Induc, Internet, IPv6, malware, Net Neutrality, New TLDs, Partner Networks, Resolution Service, Root, Root Scaling, RSSAC, Security, SSAC, TLD, Trojans, US Government, XSS, Yahoo, Yahoo Mail
Provided by CommunityDNS, the information in this post consists of news items in the security-based Internet community. This post contains information regarding VeriSign and ICANN securing the root zone, trojans in Eastern European ATMs, Twitter Trends exploited to promote scareware, UK political parties hit by DDoS on election day, China’s Huawei hit with India’s security fears, US tries to define retaliations against cyberattacks and Congressional hearing on ICANN.
Filed under: Anycast, Botnet, China, Communications Infrastructure, Community DNS, CommunityDNS, Cyber defense, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cybergang, Cybersecurity, Cyberwar, DDoS, Denial of Service Attacks, Department of Commerce, Distributed Denial of Services, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, DoS, Hijacking, ICANN, Infrastructure, JPA, malware, Mobile Networks, Paul Twomey, Phishing, Privacy, Security, Twitter, Twomey, UK, US Government, Virus, Worm | Leave a Comment
Tags: .gov, Anycast, Business Continuity, Business resilience, China, CommunityDNS, Congress, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cyberattacks, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, DDoS, Department of Commerce, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, DoC, Domain Names, DoS, Global resolution, ICANN, Internet, ISP, JPA, malware, NTIA, Phishing, Resolution Service, Retaliation, scareware, Security, Trojan, Twitter, UK, US Government, VeriSign
Provided by CommunityDNS, the information in this post consists of news items in the security-based Internet community. This post contains information regarding EU suing Sweden over slow response to the EU’s data retention directive, mobile banking users expecting to multiply, the tenacity of malware multiplying after multiple cleanings, 700 million broadband subscribers by 2013 and ENISA issues three recommendations on resilience of communication networks.
Filed under: Anycast, Community DNS, CommunityDNS, Cybersecurity, DNS, DNSSec, ENISA, EU Commission, IPv6, ISP, malware, Mobile Networks, MPLS, Privacy, Security | Leave a Comment
Tags: Anycast, Business Continuity, Business resilience, CommunityDNS, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, DDoS, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, DoS, ENISA, EU Commission, Global resolution, Internet, IPv6, ISP, malware, Mobile, MPLS, Resolution Service, Security, Sweden
Provided by CommunityDNS, the information in this post consists of news items in the security-based Internet community. This post contains information on the Conficker “identified”, BT’s network possibly vulnerable to Chinese attack, Chinese cyber-espionage of 103 countries, online crime surging in recession and the U.S. Supreme Court rejects spam case.
Filed under: Anycast, CommunityDNS, Conficker, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, DDoS, Denial of Service Attacks, Distributed Denial of Services, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, DoS, ISP, Resolution Service, Security, Virus, Worm | Leave a Comment
Tags: Anti-Spam, Anycast, Business Continuity, Business resilience, ccTLD, CommunityDNS, Conficker, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, DDoS, Denial of Service Attacks, Disaster Mitigation, Disaster Recovery, Distributed Denial of Services, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, DoS, Global resolution, Hosting provider, Internet, ISP, IXC, Registrar, Registry, Resolution Service, Security
Provided by CommunityDNS, the information in this post consists of news items in the security-based Internet community. This post contains information on the UK’s Parliament already being hit by the Conficker worm, users spurning latest Adobe PDF patches, Cisco’s latest patch bundle closes multiple DoS flaws, qualities for ICANN’s next CEO, IETF to explore new routing technique and a report on IT not scrimping on security during current economic times.
Filed under: Anycast, Bot, Botnet, Business resilience, CommunityDNS, Conficker, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, DDoS, Denial of Service Attacks, Distributed Denial of Services, DNS, DNS Resolution, DoS, Global resolution, IETF, ISP, IT, Security, Virus, Worm | Leave a Comment
Tags: Adobe, Anycast, Business Continuity, Business resilience, ccTLD, Cisco, CommunityDNS, Conficker, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, DDoS, Denial of Service Attacks, Disaster Mitigation, Disaster Recovery, Distributed Denial of Services, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, DoS, Global resolution, Hosting provider, ICANN, IETF, Internet, ISP, IXC, Mozilla, Registrar, Registry, Resolution Service, Security, Technology
Provided by CommunityDNS, the information in this post consists of news items in the security-based Internet community. This post contains information on Mozilla scrambling to fix a vulnerability in Firefox, Final countdown before the Conficker activation begins along with an FAQ, Denmark and Sweden top the U.S. in a new global IT report, German police raid Wikileaks’ offices and an Australian classification site hacked to protest censorship.
Filed under: Anycast, Bot, Botnet, Business Continuity, Business resilience, CommunityDNS, Conficker, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, Distributed Denial of Services, DNS, DNS Resolution, Global resolution, ISP, IT, Resolution Service, Security, Virus, Worm | Leave a Comment
Tags: ACMA, Anycast, Business Continuity, Business resilience, ccTLD, censorship, CommunityDNS, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, DDoS, Denial of Service Attacks, Disaster Mitigation, Disaster Recovery, Distributed Denial of Services, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, Global resolution, Hosting provider, Internet, ISP, IXC, Mozilla, Registrar, Registry, Resolution Service, Security, Wikileak
Provided by CommunityDNS, the information in this post consists of news items in the security-based Internet community. This post contains information on a the IETF admitting mistake not making IPv6 backward compatible to IPv4, how the .ca domain is preparing to handle the Conficker worm, how rootkits are surviving hard disk wiping, security regarding cloud computing and scareware package incorporating file ransom trickery.
Filed under: Anycast, Bot, Botnet, Business Continuity, Business resilience, ccTLD, CommunityDNS, Conficker, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, DDoS, Denial of Service Attacks, Disaster Mitigation, Disaster Recovery, Distributed Denial of Services, DNS, DNS Resolution, IETF, IPv4, IPv6, ISP, Registry, Security, Virus, Worm | Leave a Comment
Tags: .ca, Anycast, Business Continuity, Business resilience, ccTLD, CommunityDNS, Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, Cyberwar, DDoS, Denial of Service Attacks, Disaster Mitigation, Disaster Recovery, Distributed Denial of Services, DNS, DNS Resolution, DNSSec, Global resolution, Hosting provider, IETF, Internet, IPv4, IPv6, ISP, IXC, Registrar, Registry, Resolution Service, rootkits, Security
