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The Effectiveness of DNSBLs in an IPv6 world

Nov

2011

It is certain that the future of the Internet communication belongs to the Internet Protocol version 6, or IPv6. Even though some people might think it is new, it’s been around for quite a while; the first document describing basics of IPv6 (RFC 2460) was published in 1998. The protocol has evolved since, and it […]

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

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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