Why you should keep your DNS zone clean
Don’t forget to remove old DNS records from your zone! They could be an open door waiting for an attacker to walk through.
Security
After a resurgence in cybersquatting cases on more than 4,500 domains, .sucks is back in the spotlight.
After a resurgence in cybersquatting cases on more than 4,500 domains, .sucks is back in the spotlight.
WordPress force-updates Loginizer plugin to fix a severe vulnerability
In a rare move this week, WordPress forced an update to patch a serious vulnerability in a plugin.
What is social engineering?
“Social engineering” is a way to refer to manipulation that aims to get information from someone. There are many possible reasons why someone would use social engineering, and many tricks that social engineers use.
Domain name fraud: a growing threat to businesses
Domain name fraud is an increasingly common threat to businesses online. Find out what types of fraud to look out for and how to prevent it.
Why we blocked mailbox creation for some accounts
Last week we quietly introduced a new security feature on our Gandi mail product. Quietly because, well, it should have been done before.
How to protect yourself from cybersquatting, thanks to blocking products
Different trademark protection services have been created by different registries to help guide companies facing cybersquatting. ont établis par les registres pour guider les entreprises face au cybersquatting.
6 SSL certificate FAQs you may have
Answers to seven of the most common questions people have about SSL certificates
How to secure a website
Building trust with your website’s visitors is essential, and securing your website is critical to earning the confidence of internet users.
SSL certificate validity officially limited to one year
With the lifespan of SSL certificates being reduced to 1 year starting August 18, Gandi is offering a new, 2-year subscription service.
Privacy Shield struck down: what you need to
A decision with direct impact on the transfer of personal data between Europe and the United States.
The maximum duration of SSL certificates soon to be reduced to 1 year
Certification Authorities have agreed to reduce the lifespan of an SSL Certificate to a maximum of 12 months from September 1st.