Weekly Axis Of Easy #22 In this issue: • Kaspersky Labs find (Yet another) Adobe Flash 0-Day Vulnerability • Brits blame Iran for cyber-attack on Parliament • Facebook launches hotline for hacked Canadian politicians • World’s First “AI” ETF launches • ICANN is failing its community • easyDNS […]
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Major WIFI Vulnerability Discovered: KRACK Attack
Weekly Axis Of Easy #21 In this issue: All your WIFI are belong to us: Major vulnerability in WPA2 to be released Equifax website to address data breach infected with malware Mobile phone companies sell your name & location data Russia introduces “crypto-ruble” All your WIFI are belong to us: Major vulnerability in WPA2 to […]
Read "Extremist Propaganda" Online And Get 15 Years In Prison
Weekly Axis Of Easy #20 In this issue: [ironic] Equifax wins no-bid contract with IRS to secure personal data of citizens [scary] Proposed laws in UK to jail people who read extremist websites for 15 years [skynet] Uber drivers and soccer moms vacuum up license plates for NSA and repomen [automation] Newest Silicon Valley darling […]
Ethereum payments now accepted for all services
We’re happy to announce that as of this morning we’ve added ethereum as a payment method on easyDNS. To our knowledge, we are the first and only ICANN accredited registrar in the world, CIRA certified here in Canada, eh – to accept this thriving new crypto-currency as a payment method. To celebrate we’re also putting in […]
Russia Threatens To Ban Facebook
Weekly Axis Of Easy #19 In this issue: • Deloitte scrambles as entire internal email system compromised • Russia threatens to ban Facebook over data privacy laws • Iceland’s .IS TLD latest to kick Daily Stormer • Bell Canada calls for government web blocking and copyright criminalization Deloitte scrambles as entire internal email system […]
Cable cut in Australia affecting connectivity to easyDNS websites
Word is a cable cut on iinet in Australia is preventing some users down under from connecting to the easyDNS website and email services (DNS on domains is unaffected). Customers have been reporting the problem to iinet support with varying degrees of comprehension from the front line there. Some users in Australia have been using […]
