In our latest series, we’ll discuss obscure, but premium services that enable cybercrime and online fraud to thrive and scale. Our first installment explores a dubious, yet noteworthy skimmer-as-a-service group, Caramel. [...] Continue reading →

On May 1, 2022, the Alexa Top Million list will sunset. All of the potential replacements have pros and cons. In this blog post, we’ll walk through those options along with our proposed replacement solution. [...] Continue reading →

Newly-created domain monitoring and passive DNS offer companies the chance to intercept phishing campaigns before the first email flies. Recent campaigns against cryptocurrency companies illustrate how. [...] Continue reading →

In light of the recent international law enforcement activity against the 16Shop principal “DevilScreaM”, we review a competing service known as SPM55, attempting to fill the void left in the market. [...] Continue reading →

This article will look at the extent to which private IPs show up in DNSDB, publicly describing how we quantified their existence, a deeper look at those findings, and the associated risks of leakages. [...] Continue reading →

Learn more about use cases and benefits of SVCB and HTTPS DNS resource record types. [...] Continue reading →

DomainTools is offering a new, free threat intelligence feed of newly observed or registered Ukraine-related domain names to help organizations monitor threats. [...] Continue reading →