Spoofing domain registration date info
Is it possible to spoof or change backwards Domain Registration Date that can be looked up in online whois tools and databases?
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Is it possible to spoof or change backwards Domain Registration Date that can be looked up in online whois tools and databases?
It’s probably not a great idea if you’re the president’s press secretary to expose all your personal information online in this way Continue reading Sean Spicer’s WHOIS data is revealing his personal details
Is there is a secure way that makes an image allowed to display within a particular domain, and preventing it to be shown on any other website?
Continue reading How to make an image shown only on a particular domain
I have some problems:
I use VMware Workstation 12 Player, I log on to the PC using domain admin, then I created some local users. With my domain admin, I have installed some applications, however, I try to log on to that PC… Continue reading Three separate questions about VMware Workstation Player [on hold]
How much does the choice of the domain registrar and the TLD impact the security of my information?
I’ve learned that some registrars will require more personal information than others. I even had a case where a registrar de… Continue reading Information security point of view when registering a domain and chosing a TLD
When I go to https://www.schneier.com/, everything works normal.
As soon as I access the same site using its IP address (66.33.204.254), I get a security warning (even if I write something like https://66.33.204.254:443/).
… Continue reading A security warning when accessing site through IP
When I go to https://www.schneier.com/, everything works normal.
As soon as I access the same site using its IP address (66.33.204.254), I get a security warning (even if I write something like https://66.33.204.254:443/).
The same is not … Continue reading A security warning when accessing a site through IP
Domain Generating Algorithms are in use by cyber criminals to prevent their servers from being blacklisted or taken down. The algorithm produces random looking domain names. The idea is that two machines using the same algorithm will contact the same d… Continue reading Explained: Domain Generating Algorithm
You need only look at the weekly user account leak from a popular web service or platform to know there’s a problem with security. Reusing passwords is the dumbest thing you can do right now, and the Mooltipass Mini is the answer to that problem. The Mooltipass originally began as a Developed on Hackaday series, and we log frequent sightings of the Multipass (maxi?) at security cons. The Mini is smaller, has exactly the same capability, and is completely unrepairable. It’s very cool, and if your email password is the same as your banking account passwords, you kind of need …read more
The Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP) as described in RFC 5730, can possibly be protective against domain hijacked. The protocol consists of the 17 following status-values as described in RFC 5731:
clientDeleteProhibit… Continue reading Which Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP) status-values provide sufficient protection against domain hijacking?