Mandated DNS blocking is the wrong tool for public policy enforcement. The DNS exists to make the Internet usable, not to serve as a mechanism of control.

If you're tired of constant ads popping up on every screen, just block them across your entire home for good. Here's how.

In this episode of “Understanding IP Matters,” Vitale and host Bruce Berman discuss: Vitale states that each year “piracy ...

Seven packages published on the Node Package Manager (npm) registry use the Adspect cloud-based service to separate ...

Virtual private networks, proxy servers and Tor all mask your public IP address differently. Here’s how to choose the right ...

In Wisconsin, Senate Bill 130 proposes that sites use “reasonable age verification methods” and requires the publishers and ...

On 1 July 2025, the forum implemented a block to restrict users with UK IP addresses from accessing the service. Ofcom has ...

Incognito mode is helpful if you share devices. A member of your household won't be able to check your browsing history if ...

When operators see danger, innocent users are dragged down along with bad actors Before the potential of the internet was appreciated around the world, nations that understood its importance managed ...

Microsoft mitigated what it called a record-breaking DDoS attack by bad actor using the Aisuru botnet, a collection of about 300,000 infected IoT devices. The size of the attack and the botnet used in ...

The organization Al-Majd Europe says it's helping Palestinians emigrate to third countries. But it has been accused of ...

Google reveals PromptFlux, an AI-powered malware exploiting ChatGPT APIs to spread phishing and code attacks, exposing a new ...