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From “.com” to “.anything”

13

Dec

2011

You may already know about the recent launch of the .xxx domain that is designed for websites with adult content. That is just the tip of the iceberg. ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), the organization that coordinates the Internet’s addressing system, has announced a major evolution in the naming possibilities for generic top-level domains […]

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Fake AV network: a new home (Part 7)

02

Sep

2011

After a brief return to life using Impulso‘s DNS services, our bad guys (80.91.176.192) switched to a different provider: publicvm.com However, at the time of writing this post, I got a 404 page when redirected from ‘redspacetube.com‘. There’s nothing like a good game of cat and mouse In the meantime, let’s have a look at […]

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Google’s Decision to Ban an Entire SLD is a Paper Tiger

09

Jul

2011

Google recently removed websites under the .CO.CC second-level domain (SLD) from their search engine’s search results. As a means to protect users, we do not think this is a good solution. Based on our research and monitoring of malicious domains and cybercrime activity, we know for a fact that all major cybercriminals have already moved […]

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