CYBEREYE Poor follow-up left public vulnerable after FBI’s DNSChanger bust By William Jackson Mar 23, 2012 The FBI’s Operation Ghost Click went down as planned in November. An Estonian Internet fraud ring running criminal DNS servers was taken down with six people arrested. “The operational work they did was excellent,” said Rod Rasmussen, chief technology [...]
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Poor follow-up left public vulnerable after FBI’s DNSChanger bust
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ICANN sets big ‘Reveal’ on new Top Level Domain names
Thursday, May 31st, 2012ICANN sets big ‘Reveal’ on new Top Level Domain names By William Jackson May 30, 2012 The window to apply for new generic Top Level Domain names is, as of this writing, about to close (official closing: 8 p.m. EDT May 30), and the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers plans to publish a [...]