- Afilias at ad:tech NY: We'll help you get your own TLD
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Read David Spark's ad:tech NY blog post about Afilias's new TLD expertise!
Read David Spark's ad:tech NY blog post about Afilias's new TLD expertise!
Read David Spark's ad:tech NY blog post about Afilias Managed DNS
Watch Afilias' VP John Kane discuss the importance of Managed DNS Services and ensuring that your DNS isn't a single point of failure.
Brian Cute, Afilias VP of Discovery Services, talks about the 'Internet of Things' on the Australian Broadcasting Corp's weekly radio show: Future Tense.
Alexa Raad, CEO of .ORG, The Public Interest Registry and Ram Mohan, CTO and EVP of Afilias provide a brief video statement on the need for Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) in the community and their dedication to widespread adoption and deployment within the Domain Name industry.
Afilias' Ram Mohan discusses the effects of the .INFO Domain Anti-Abuse Policy in reducing phishing uptimes and what other TLD operators should consider during the February 2009 APTLD meeting.
Ram Mohan of Afilias speaking on .INFO's success in dealing with domain abuse during his keynote presentations at APTLD February 23, 2009.
Afilias' Ram Mohan warns TLD operators about the impact of Conficker, early in its gestation during the February 2009 APTLD meeting. Mr. Mohan warns that "...the Son of Conficker could be far greater. They could go and register domain names in every registry. If that were to happen the Internet as we know it could get put on hold."
Afilias' Ram Mohan tells TLD operators why they should be concerned about DDoS attacks at the February 2009 APTLD meeting.
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2009 Cyber Security Outlook for TLD Operators | | .pdf | 06/05/09 | 1.75 MBDNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) was first introduced in the mid-1990s as an additional security measure to protect the DNS from cache poisoning exploits (recently referred to as the Kaminsky bug) which can allow a bad actor to get in the middle of an Internet users’ request to access a Web site without their knowledge. DNSSEC introduces digital signatures to the DNS infrastructure and can provide users with effective verification that their applications, such as Web or email, are using the correct addresses for servers they want to reach.
DNSSEC Overview | | .pdf | 03/02/09 | 73.54 KB Securing a Domain SSL vs DNSSEC | | .pdf | 03/02/09 | 87.58 KB Ram Mohan presentation on DNSSEC - ICANN Mexico City | | .pdf | 03/02/09 | 557.09 KB DNSSEC RFCs | | .pdf | 03/02/09 | 64.18 KBRam Mohan discuses in a CircleID.com blog post how hackers can gain control of a Web site and the implications for DNSSEC.