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DotCo Launch: Over 90 Thousand Domain Names in 15 Minutes!
Comment posted Jul 23, 2010 8:07 am PDT —
by Mike Damm
It was called the Co-Founders program. You can see the accepted entries at http://www.opportunity.co/
Who Is Blocking WHOIS? Part 2
Comment posted Jun 30, 2010 8:07 pm PDT —
by Mike Damm
So where should we direct requests for bulk WHOIS access?
Why Not an Interim Step Until DNSSEC is Ready?
Comment posted Jun 18, 2009 6:12 pm PDT —
by Mike Damm
I just checked the top 10 US banks, and not a single one of them is using NeuStar as far as I can tell. They should publish a list of domains that would actually be protected if they want people…
Another Attack, Another Reason for the Urgency of DNSSEC Adoption
Comment posted May 01, 2009 8:30 pm PDT —
by Mike Damm
Lauren, Can you please provide an explanation of why you think DNSSEC would have protected anyone in the Puerto Rico incident? The very article you linked to points out the attackers "used a SQL injection attack to break into the…
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