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Internet group targets May 22 to resume taking proposals for new domain name ... - Washington Post

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Internet group targets May 22 to resume taking proposals for new domain name ... Washington Post At the time, ICANN planned to reopen the system within four business days. Instead, it found it needed more time to figure out why the software had failed and how to fix it. It also had to notify affected applicants. Up to 1000 domain name suffixes ... ICANN offers refunds to domain name applicantsBusinessWeek all 245 news articles »

DNS poisoning the 'thin end of a wedge' - ZDNet Australia

DNS poisoning the 'thin end of a wedge' ZDNet Australia Manipulating the internet's domain-name system (DNS) to reduce the impact of criminal malware DNSChanger has proved successful. Extending the technique to deal with other matters, however, represents the thin end of a wedge, according to DNS pioneer Dr ... and more »

New Windows-based tool can encrypt DNS requests - Computerworld

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New Windows-based tool can encrypt DNS requests Computerworld By Jeremy Kirk IDG News Service - A security company specializing in the Domain Name System has released a Windows version of a tool that encrypts DNS requests, which could be spied on to reveal a user's browsing activity. DNSCrypt for Windows Secures the "Last Mile"PC Magazine Free tool to encrypt DNS requests released for Win...PC World Magazine all 36 news articles »

Internet group: Quality over speed in new domains - Boston.com

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Internet group: Quality over speed in new domains Boston.com Up to 1000 domain name suffixes could be added each year in the most sweeping change to the domain name system since its creation in the 1980s. The idea is to let Las Vegas hotels, casinos and other attractions congregate around “. Software glitch hits domain namesNEWS.com.au all 204 news articles »

Free tool to encrypt DNS requests released for Windows - Network World

Free tool to encrypt DNS requests released for Windows Network World By Jeremy Kirk, IDG News Service A security company specializing in the Domain Name System has released a Windows version of a tool that encrypts DNS requests, which could be spied on to reveal a user's browsing activity. Last December OpenDNS released ... and more »