A domain name carries your business identity and your website depends on it. Imagine receiving an email or notification that your domain is about to expire and you need to renew it urgently. In your haste, you might end up renewing it, especially if the email looks legitimate, and you’reRead More →
Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you will find interesting and useful. If you buy them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our business partners. The internet is about to take a major technological leap. Experts areRead More →
Spammers and scammers need to be creative in contacting domain name owners. This month, a GoDaddy customer received an email shortly after registering a domain name. We’ll call the domain example.com for this story. Subject: example.com is not yet registered The post suggested it was somehow from GoDaddy. Which itRead More →
through Loredana Harsana Windows & Software Expert Loredana is an avid writer with a keen interest in PC software and technology. She started writing about mobile phones back when the Samsung Galaxy S II was on top of the world and… Read More Domain error messages are a common sourceRead More →
Nearly half a million Covid-related domains have been created in the past two years, many of which are used by online scammers and peddlers. The pandemic has created an environment in which bad actors are using a range of Covid-related “hooks” to commit cybercrimes and fraud, impacting consumers and brands,Read More →
The following is the Congressional Research Service report from January 21, 2022, Joint All-Domain Command and Control: Background and Issues for Congress. From the report The Department of Defense (DOD) is in the process of a once-a-generation modernization of its approach to commanding military forces. Senior DOD leaders have saidRead More →
image: Figure1 The pattern of the domain wall and its ground state is ferromagnetic to see Continued 1 credit In 2014, a theory showed that the electronic structure of iron-based superconductor has topological properties due to multi-orbital characteristics under certain conditions, which is similar to the case of topological insulator.Read More →
Creating a website takes a lot of work and thought. It’s not enough to just create a website or find a hosting provider to make it work on the World Wide Web. You also need a domain name to attract visitors and customers. If you think of your website asRead More →
on duty Friday is here. We suggest an adult drink or two to celebrate, but only if you bring your own drink. While you’re packing your suitcase, allow us to introduce you to an episode of On Call in which a reader saves his boss from a soaking. Our taleRead More →
Brent Carey (Domain Names Commission) Credit: provided The Domain Names Commission of New Zealand deploys Dialpad’s communication, collaboration and contact center platform to power its customer service operations. The commission, which regulates the .nz domain name space, initially chose San Francisco-based Dialpad because it allowed services to scale up andRead More →
Maria Lepskaya Donor Maria Lepskaya is a senior partner at Runa Capital, leading investments in different branches of quantum technologies and advanced materials. Market trends are the best indicators we have to judge the maturity of the quantum industry. While they don’t fully reflect technological progress, they do show investors’Read More →
Domain registrars are companies that sell domain names for websites and handle the entire registration process. If you want to create a website, it is mandatory to have a domain name, hence the need to choose a domain registrar. Although there are many domain name registration companies, you may findRead More →
News Microsoft begins confirming January patch issues affecting Windows Server Microsoft’s January security patches, released on Tuesday, are said to cause multiple problems for organizations, especially on the Windows Server side. Update 1/18Microsoft released “out of band” (unscheduled) quality updates on Monday, as noted here, to address issues caused byRead More →
Is it really 2022? Is it? Although many may view 2021 as another “lost” year due to the pandemic, filled with Zoom™ meetings, virtual conferences, working from home and limited travel, there have been a number of notable stories of domain names that deserve to be highlighted. So, without furtherRead More →
January’s Patch Tuesday left many Windows Server administrators in dire straits: domain controllers in boot loops, ReFS volumes unavailable, and Hyper-V refusing to boot. BeepComputer reports that administrators described domain controllers on all versions of Windows entering boot loops because the LSASS.exe process consumed all CPU resources and crashed theRead More →
Update Microsoft’s first Patch Tuesday of 2022 has, for some people, broken Hyper-V and sent domain controllers into boot loops. A Register reader contacted regarding KB5009624which they claim “breaks hypervisors running on WS2012R2”. “I’m dealing with this right now and it’s a problem,” our reader said. “After several attempts andRead More →
It will take a lot to overcome the challenges of previous attempts at naming the alternate root. Currently, there is a lot of talk about blockchain-based decentralized naming systems. The pitch for blockchain-based domains usually covers two things. First, these domains can be used as easy-to-remember wallet addresses. Much likeRead More →
The Village of Mount Pleasant has settled the last eminent domain lawsuit filed in 2018 by landowners whose land was taken by the municipality to make way for the Foxconn development. Rodney and Catherine Jensen agreed to move from their home at 3301 Highway 41 four years after the villageRead More →
House > Prosecutions > Apps and sites > After being targeted by a lawsuit from Hollywood and Netflix, pirate streaming site PrimeWire appears to be digging for the long haul. In anticipation of impending domain seizures, the site is now announcing a new service that will provide up-to-date information onRead More →
If you want to register and buy a domain name for your website, you will notice many domain registrars in the market. Google Domains is one of the best domain registrars, but there are several other options, in case you want to switch to another registrar. So here are eightRead More →
A domain name is the most essential component of a website. As your domain name represents your brand identity, you need to think and think enough to choose the right one. Believe it or not, a domain name can make or break a business. Therefore, you should opt for aRead More →
🎊 2022 is the year of NFT domains! Just days into the new year, we reached 2 million registered domains! 🥳 🙌 Kudos to the Unstoppable family for reaching this amazing milestone! 📈 Let’s continue our momentum…! 👇 pic.twitter.com/B1jYkuRqMc — Unstoppable domains (@unstoppableweb) January 6, 2022 2 million NFT domainRead More →
Study abroad platform Leverage, which operates LeverageEdu.com, UniValley.com, UniConnect, among others, has ventured into financial services and has rolled out three different services: international remittances, loans studies and international bank accounts. “The highest priority area for us is remittances at the moment, it fits perfectly into the product market withRead More →
Last month, CSC and SecurityScorecard, the world leader in cybersecurity ratings for companies, published a major study in a white paper that shows that a company’s choice of domain registrar really matters when it comes to cybersecurity. . A company’s total security rating is on average half a letter toRead More →
Residence > Anti-piracy > DMCA > Cloudflare does not remove anything in response to DMCA takedown notices unless it stores the content permanently on its network. However, the company will release customers’ personal data to copyright holders who obtain a DMCA subpoena. In the first half of 2021, civil subpoenasRead More →
Diversity recruiting site Canvas.com was ordered by a U.S. District Judge to drop use of the domain name in a trademark dispute. The Instructure learning management platform claims the Canvas.com domain name and its logo contain material that conflicts with Instructure’s Canvas product and line of business. Canvas Tech reportedlyRead More →
Have you ever been curious to know who owns a specific domain name? It may be because the domain you want is already taken and you want to buy it. Maybe you want to know who owns a website you’ve visited, or you want to know where an email addressRead More →