Less than 10% of the top 300 most highly trafficked sites are protected using a registry lock service. Why is that? MarkMonitor attempts to answer that in a Q&A. Read the full article. [ZDNet]
Less than 10% of the top 300 most highly trafficked sites are protected using a registry lock service. Why is that? MarkMonitor attempts to answer that in a Q&A. Read the full article. [ZDNet]
Trojan Chrome browser extensions spied on users and maintained a foothold on the networks of financial services, oil and gas, media and entertainment, healthcare and pharmaceuticals and government organizations.
Google finalizes its DNS-over-HTTPS service.
An ongoing campaign, active since 2017, has been stealing credentials via global DNS hijacking attacks.
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