Ask ChatGPT where to log into your company's customer portal. Do it a few times, in a few different phrasings, and sooner or later it hands back a URL that looks plausible and does not exist. Criminals run the same exercise at scale and register the answers. What Unit 42 Found Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 published the numbers in June. They ran 913 ... View Post
Brand Protection
The Problem With Following DNS Security “Best Practices” That Everyone Else Is Already Following
Attackers trying to compromise your domain infrastructure have read the same security frameworks you have. They know what NIST recommends. They know what CIS benchmarks look like. They test their exploits against compliant configurations before they deploy them. When everybody follows the same playbook, the playbook becomes a roadmap for your adversaries. ... View Post
Don’t Let Grinches Steal Your Customers: A Guide to Fighting Holiday Phishing Scams
The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and for most businesses, a critical period of customer engagement and sales. As shoppers flock online in search of the perfect gifts, your website becomes the digital equivalent of a bustling town square. But this festive surge in activity also attracts a more sinister crowd: the digital Grinches of the internet. These ... View Post
How DNS Builds Trust: The Unseen Guardian of Your Digital Reputation
While many focus on visible security measures like SSL certificates and secure payment gateways, Domain Name System (DNS) is the foundational element of online trust that often goes unnoticed. DNS is the internet's phonebook, translating human-readable domain names like domainsure.com into machine-readable IP addresses. It's the very first interaction a user has ... View Post
Amazon’s DNS Crash Exposed a Global Weak Spot — Here’s How to Protect Your Brand
Over the weekend, the internet reminded us just how fragile it can be. When Amazon Web Services (AWS) experienced a major DNS-related failure, thousands of websites, apps, banks, and platforms worldwide were knocked offline within minutes. As WIRED put it, “When the system couldn’t correctly resolve which server to connect to, cascading failures took down services ... View Post
The Case for YubiKeys: Stronger Login Security for Your Domains
Your domain name is more than an address on the internet. It’s your brand, your identity, and the foundation of your online presence. Protecting it is critical. Yet far too often, domain security gets overlooked until something goes wrong. Two-factor authentication (2FA) is one of the simplest and most effective ways to reduce risk — but not all 2FA methods are ... View Post






