Hot on the heels of our “Why does easyDNS provide services to Martian Separatists” post from the other day, wherein we explain why we provide services to organizations some may deem controversial, we were contacted overnight by DailyStormer founder Andrew Anglin asking if we would allow dailystormer to use our services.
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Why does easyDNS provide services to Martian separatists?
“I wholly disapprove of what you say and will defend to the death your right to say it.” –Evelyn Beatrice Hall Events of late have highlighted the importance of domain names and the power various providers such as Registrars, DNS providers and other web services hold over those names. Predictably, we’ve had a noticeable uptick […]
RIP Flash. Adobe To Kill Prolific Security Nightmare
Weekly Axis Of Easy #14 In this issue: RIP Flash. Adobe to kill prolific security nightmare. Domain hijack attempted…at gunpoint. Swedish government leaks personal data of entire citizenry. Bitcoin forks tomorrow (Aug 1st)… or not. RIP Flash. Adobe to kill prolific security nightmare. The cyber-crime underworld is scrambling for a new source of 0-day […]
Cops: "You Cannot Hide On The Dark Web"
Weekly Axis Of Easy #14 In this issue: Cops: “You cannot hide on the Dark Web” gSOAP security flaw puts millions of IoT devices at risk Cisco fixes critical, remote vulnerability in Webex Bitcoin nears all time highs as scaling issues resolved Cops: “You cannot hide on the Dark Web” AlphaBay and Hansa, […]
New Ransomeware Will Share Your Browser History
Weekly Axis Of Easy #13 In this issue: LeatherLocker Ransomware spills the beans on your browsing history China successfully “teleports” a photon into outer space .IO TLD traffic partially hijacked by well aimed domain registration Mt Gox head denies stealing $500 million in bitcoin as trial starts LeatherLocker Ransomware spills the beans on your browsing […]
O’Reilly drops Managing Mission Critical Domains book
UPDATE: My book did eventually come out thanks to Packt Publishing. Click here to learn more. There is no easy way to say it, but here it is: O’Reilly has dropped the Managing Mission Critical Domains & DNS book. I’m told that this isn’t a “content based decision”, as in “your book sucks”. It’s considered […]
