Although ransomware holds a significant mindshare in security, phishing continues to be an effective and efficient tool for threat actors. In this blog, Tim Helming walks through various anti-phishing tools and methods available to defenders. [...] Continue reading →

In my posting from 3 months ago, I told the story of how I purchased the domain Yachts.com even though I know nothing about boats and had no specific plan for what to do with it. Here’s an update: Overall, I have been making significant progress with Yachts.com, [...] Continue reading →

CloudFest will be held “in person” next year. The organisers of CloudFest have announced that the hosting industry event will be held March 22 – 24 in Europa-Park in Germany. In common with most events its 2020 edition was cancelled due to the COVID pandemic. In 2021 the event organisers [...] Continue reading →

I got a comment (that I didn’t post) saying I was shilling my NFTS and leading people into losing money like I did when I was shilling dot ws. It’s funny because I have crushed it in domains. Honestly, I crush almost everything I do. Because I am smart, I am patient [...] Continue reading →

Scammers are getting more creative by the week as NFT fever sweeps the world. In the early days of NFTs, you know, a few months ago, scammers tried things like bidding in USDC instead of ETH or provided links to fake versions of OpenSea…but now they’re getting even more crafty. [...] Continue reading →

We've entered the first days of Fall but domain sales are still Rising! Two of the year's six biggest sales to date top DNJ's new chart. [...] Continue reading →

Today: Lazy or active domaining strategy? / Artifact.xyz sold for $7,888 / Share your most popular domain name taken in the most extensions / and more… Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today: CVCV and [...] Continue reading →