Recent data center outages have prompted a call for businesses to diversify their infrastructure and implement independent backup strategies to ensure site continuity.
Hackers compromised domain registries in Ghana, American Samoa, and Sierra Leone to redirect traffic and issue fraudulent HTTPS certificates for major brands, including Google.
Developer releases SINVER, an open-source web-based tool for managing IT infrastructure and DNS records, currently available as an MVP.
Google has blocked unauthorized HTTPS certificates for three country-code domains after attackers compromised third-party registry systems to manipulate DNS records.
Google has blocked unauthorized TLS certificates following a series of DNS hijacking attacks that affected several global domains.
Attackers gained control over three country-code top-level domains to issue unauthorized TLS certificates for Google and other global services.
A new Go-based DDNS daemon, dnspatch, offers a solution for updating DNS records on Russian hosting platforms, addressing API limitations and security requirements.
Researchers sent 2,100 cold emails to financial institutions to survey risk management practices, but received zero responses from the outreach.
Bi.Zone has updated its Secure DNS platform with hierarchical management features, advanced domain filtering, and improved audit capabilities.
Chinese authorities have launched a secure DNS service and a collaborative platform to enhance national cybersecurity through shared threat intelligence and automated defense tools.
Unstoppable Domains has abandoned plans to integrate Web3 domains into the traditional DNS, citing high costs and regulatory hurdles as the company shifts focus toward traditional web services.
Cloudflare optimized its 1.1.1.1 DNS cache, freeing 100 TB of RAM and improving system performance by reducing memory overhead per entry.
Electronics retailer DNS has initiated a closed beta test for its new marketplace platform, adopting an FBO model with a commission rate of up to 25%.
