Jul 11
There’s a good bit of DNS secrurity and privacy activity happening at IETF 99 next week in Prague, although not all of that is in working groups. Here is a view of what is going on.
Once again there will be a good-sized “DNS team” at the IETF 99 Hackathon over the weekend (15-16 July). The IETF 99 Hackathon wiki outlines the work (scroll down to see it). From a security point of view, major projects include:
Jul 10
There’s a good bit of DNS secrurity and privacy activity happening at IETF 99 next week in Prague, although not all of that is in working groups. Here is a view of what is going on. IETF 99 Hackathon Once again there will be a good-sized “DNS team” at the IETF 99 Hackathon over the weekend (15-16 […]
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Jun 30
How do you build a multilingual website? What are the things you should be thinking about? In my last post in this series, I wrote about our need for a multilingual editor (and we now have some GREAT candidates!). But there’s obviously much more to a s…
Jun 29
How do you build a multilingual website? What are the things you should be thinking about? In my last post in this series, I wrote about our need for a multilingual editor (and we now have some GREAT candidates!). But there’s obviously much more to a site than just having a person on board. This […]
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Jun 27
Whenever there’s a new attack on a global scale, the world trusts the Internet a little less. Today we are concerned with the many reports about this new ransomware attack called “Petyawrap”, “Petrwrap” or an older name of “Petya.”
The sad fact is: this new attack exploits the same vulnerabilities in Windows systems as last month’s WannaCry attack.
Fixes have been available for most Windows systems since March 2017!
The same tips Niel Harper provided last month to protect against ransomware also apply here.
Jun 27
Whenever there’s a new attack on a global scale, the world trusts the Internet a little less. Today we are concerned with the many reports about this new ransomware attack called “Petyawrap”, “Petrwrap” or an older name of “Petya.” The sad fact is: this new attack exploits the same vulnerabilities in Windows systems as last […]
The post New Petyawrap Ransomware Attack Again Highlights Critical Need For Security Processes appeared first on Internet Society.
Jun 25
Want to learn more about DNSSEC deployment challenges? Interested in learning about a DANE middlebox for HTTPS? Curious about how the upcoming DNSSEC Root Key Rollover will affect systems? And have you heard about the CDS and CDNSKEY records for DNS? W…
Jun 25
Want to learn more about DNSSEC deployment challenges? Interested in learning about a DANE middlebox for HTTPS? Curious about how the upcoming DNSSEC Root Key Rollover will affect systems? And have you heard about the CDS and CDNSKEY records for DNS? What are they – and what impact will they have on ICANN policies? If […]
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Jun 25
Want to learn more about DNSSEC deployment challenges? Interested in learning about a DANE middlebox for HTTPS? Curious about how the upcoming DNSSEC Root Key Rollover will affect systems? And have you heard about the CDS and CDNSKEY records for DNS? What are they – and what impact will they have on ICANN policies? If Read more…
Jun 15
Our current website is a multilingual embarrassment.
Have you looked at our French home page lately? Or Spanish? Or Russian? Chinese? Arabic?
You probably haven’t, according to our website statistics, and for a good reason: those home pages haven’t changed in 2 years!
