The introduction of GDPR in 2018, and the subsequent tightening of privacy regulations around the world, was a necessary step toward protecting user data. Consumers gained critical rights over their ...

It’s not every day that a security researcher acquires the ability to generate counterfeit HTTPS certificates, track email activity, and the position to execute code of his choice on thousands of ...

Certificate authorities and browser makers are planning to end the use of WHOIS data verifying domain ownership following a report that demonstrated how threat actors could abuse the process to obtain ...

A few years ago, GoDaddy began blocking Whois lookups from third party websites. For instance, when I do a Whois search using DomainTools to find a registrant email address, if a domain name is ...

Presumptive conclusion or inference suggests that a piece of evidence is authentic based on other facts recognized by the law. When law enforcement and cybersecurity researchers investigate cases, ...

Being able to contact a domain name owner (or website administrator) is important for a variety of reasons. It isn’t always easy, however, and it quite often necessitates a bit of internet savvy and ...

The whois and jwhois command can retrieve extensive details on domain registrations including domain registrants, domain status, responsible organizations and their locations. The whois and jwhois ...

ICANN has started testing authentication schemes that will allow law enforcement agencies to make urgent requests for ...

Update: A Google spokesperson says: “A security researcher recently reported a defect via our Vulnerability Rewards Program affecting Google Apps’ integration with the Enom domain registration API. We ...

The macOS command places important web domain, nameserver, and registration information at your fingertips. Here’s how to make it work for you. Simple tools are often hidden at our fingertips. Like ...