Collaborate Disseminate
The Domain Name System (DNS) is a major functional component of the modern Internet. We rely on it for just about everything! It’s responsible for translating human-friendly domain names into …read more Continue reading Will .IO Domain Names Survive A Geopolitical Rearrangement?
I am new to SSL configuration.
I bought 3 yrs SSL from domain.com for nginx conf and downloaded the given certs, I found there were 4 files:
maydomain.com.crt
SSL_DV_CertificateAuthorityRoot.crt
SSL_DV_IntermediateCA_2.crt
SSL_DV_Intermed… Continue reading I bought SSL from domain privider but no privkey found how to generate privkey [closed]
I bought a domain around 6 months back at namechaeap.com. Didn’t host it.
I typed in the domain and saw that it opened some website.
So I tried to use the nameserver of a new hosting service I bought. It still remains the same.
But on furt… Continue reading My unused domain redirects to a website I did not set up [closed]
I’m currently tasked with investigating and analyzing a domain name for potential issues. My goal is to identify any risks associated with this domain, such as security vulnerabilities, DNS issues, reputation concerns, or any other technic… Continue reading How to investigate and analyse a domain name for Potential Issues? [closed]
Threat actors have hijacked over 35,000 domains in five years because DNS providers fail to properly verify domain ownership.
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Although not new, Registered Domain Generation Algorithms (RDGAs) have become a major cybersecurity threat, exploited by threat actors… Continue reading Unidentified Attacker “Revolver Rabbit” Uses RDGA to Register 500,000 Domains
I am a pretty new web developer, and my personal domain https://georgeciesinski.me expired after I got my first web development job. I made a rookie mistake and let this domain expire as I believed it would cease to exist. Then I started g… Continue reading How to fix github pages URL from redirecting to old hijacked domain?
I had a bug in my DNS config – because I used to host my websites on-premise, I had a wildcard A record pointing to an IP address. The problem is that I recently moved to GitHub pages et voilá: someone took over a subdomain of my domain an… Continue reading GitHub Pages Sub-Domain Hijack: How to find the repository?
In any "recent" documentation regarding NTLM (Microsoft) I see it stated that the mechanism of pass-through authentication is done over a NetLogon channel, which should be secure. This secure channel is also used to pass the sess… Continue reading Can NTLM pass-through authentication be done without NetLogon?
I recently stumbled across customer machines (windows server) that were part of the customers active directory domain and also had IIS applications accessible for the www.
I only have the vague feeling that this is a bad idea. I am thinkin… Continue reading domain (active directory) machines accessible via web