A lo largo de la vida una etapa que siempre se va a producir es la muerte. Pues bien, este mundo tan activo como es el del mercado de dominios no podía quedarse sin extensión propia. Así, se han creado los dominios .rip, los cuales tienen el propósito de hacer un homenaje de una forma [...] Continue reading →

Uno de los nuevos dominios que ofrece la posibilidad de pertenecer a un exclusivo grupo de élite y poder con el fin de adquirir un gran estatus sobre el resto, son los conocidos como .rich, que hacen referencia a, si lo traducimos del inglés, a riqueza y prestigio. Desde un punto de vista técnico, los [...] Continue reading →

Today: What to do if you accidentally accept a deal when you meant to counter / .FO registry hacked / How to get a better .com renewal rates / And more! Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today: Buying wedding .com’s – Do you have any wedding .com related [...] Continue reading →

This blog by Nii Quaynor, often referred to as to as "the father of the Internet in Africa," is part of a series of posts CircleID will be hosting from the ICANN community to commemorate ICANN's 20th anniversary. CircleID collaborated with ICANN to spread the word and to encourage participation. We invite you to submit [...] Continue reading →

As many readers are aware, during this year I’ve been sharing a number of the principles that I endeavour to follow in my own life. I’ve found they have helped me enormously in relationships and making better decisions. Early this year I had a friend give me the book “Principles” by Ray Dalio and recommended that [...] Continue reading →

Facebook alerted users today that its engineering team on Tuesday had discovered a security issue affecting almost 50 million accounts. From Facebook's official report posted this morning: "Our investigation is still in its early stages. But it's clear that attackers exploited a vulnerability in Facebook's code that impacted 'View As', a feature that lets people [...] Continue reading →

Security experts and privacy advocates see the rollout of the new 5G wireless network as a possible solution to eliminate surveillance vulnerabilities that allow spying on nearby phone calls. The Hill reports: "Lawmakers have been pressing the Trump administration to crack down on technology known as "Stingrays," after it was revealed they were found near [...] Continue reading →