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ICANN and the dot anything: do we care about domain names? - Pocket-lint.com

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ICANN and the dot anything: do we care about domain names? Pocket-lint.com Well thanks to ICANN, a body in charge of licensing new top-level domain names, the way we search for a website might be about to change. Most people who type Google into an address bar are going to be looking for one thing: Google. and more »

Apple wins dispute over iPhone 5 domain name - TechRadar UK

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Apple wins dispute over iPhone 5 domain name TechRadar UK Presumably, the domain will eventually redirect straight to Apple's new iPhone site when the next iPhone is announced. For now, it remains empty. "Important iPhone5.com case update: So, the iPhone5.com domain name goes to Apple for free," the note ... Apple Wins iPhone 5 Domain NameThe iPhone 5 News Blog (blog) all 54 news articles »

Fake Google Chrome Installer Steals Banking Details - InformationWeek

Fake Google Chrome Installer Steals Banking Details InformationWeek Advertised via Twitter spam promoting links to "sexi gerl see," among other phrases, the malicious application has been available via websites sporting a dot-TK (.tk) address, which is the top-level domain name for Tokelau, a New Zealand territory in ... and more »

Stump the Geeks: Control what makes it onto your network for free - The Republic

Stump the Geeks: Control what makes it onto your network for free The Republic The Domain Name System, or DNS, allows networks to interpret easy-to-remember Web addresses like newsobserver.com into their corresponding Internet Protocol addresses — the numerical location of the server containing the content you're looking to ... and more »

Free Tool to Encrypt DNS Requests Released for Windows - PCWorld

Free Tool to Encrypt DNS Requests Released for Windows PCWorld By Jeremy Kirk, IDG-News-Service:Sydney-Bureau A security company specializing in the Domain Name System has released a Windows version of a tool that encrypts DNS requests, which could be spied on to reveal a user's browsing activity. and more »