Best Practices: Domain & DNS Security for Crypto, DeFi and Web3 Platforms Why Web2 is the back door into compromising your ecosystem security (And how to seal that hole forever) By Mark E. Jeftovic, co-founder, easyDNS Technologies Inc. & CEO, Domainsure Risk Intelligence Corp. TL;DR: Your crypto project is only as strong as its weakest ... View Post
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10 Ways Domainsure Can Simplify Your IT Perimeter Management
Managing your IT perimeter is getting more complex and time-consuming. The digital world is growing fast, and security needs are increasing. IT teams are often overwhelmed by managing domains, networks, compliance, and users. What if there was a solution to make these tasks easier? Domainsure is a powerful platform for modern IT needs. It has a central control ... View Post
Avoid Paying Hackers: Ransomware Payouts Could Triple Last Year’s Total to Over $113M in 2024
Ransomware payouts might jump to over $113 million in a big increase from last year. This shows how dangerous ransomware attacks are getting. It's crucial for companies to step up their cybersecurity to avoid these threats. LockBit, now one of the biggest names in ransomware, causing 44% of attacks from January to September last year is setting the standard for ... View Post
“Sitting Duck” DNS flaw is a Red Herring
NOTE: If you followed some other domain to get here, then that domain us a "Sitting Duck" as outlined below. Contrary to the original Krebs on Security article: the vulnerability was introduced by a lapse at the Domain Registrar and not at the DNS Provider. All is explained below - and if this is your domain, perhaps think about talking to Domainsure to re-assess ... View Post
Why the Dark Web Matters for Your Business (and DNS Security)
Do you know about the hidden dangers on the dark web? This part of the internet is a big risk for businesses. It leaves important info, customer details, and money info open to hackers. Since the dark web makes up about 5% of the internet, it's key for companies to know the risks and protect themselves. Cybercriminals use Tor's anonymity to do bad things on the ... View Post
109 Million AT&T User Accounts Stolen: How Businesses Use DNS Security to Protect their Customers
Telecommunications giant AT&T has faced a huge data breach, affecting about 109 million people. Hackers accessed their call records. This happened between April 14 and April 25, 2024. The breach touched call and text data from May 1 to October 31, 2022, and a single day on January 2, 2023. This breach hit not just AT&T customers but also those of mobile ... View Post