Google and UltraDNS Team Up

May 14, 2010 – Google and Neustar have joined forces to improve the accuracy of routing across the Internet. About a month ago, Google entered the market with a free public DNS service, which now competes with OpenDNS.  The goal of this project is to increase the accuracy of detecting where an end-user is coming [...]

OpenDNS’ Recursive Network Now Serving 1% of the World

March 23, 2010 – The Recursive DNS provider, OpenDNS, just announced through a Press Release that they now serve 1% of the global Internet, or 18 million users.  The need to have more control over DNS has driven a large amount of businesses and home users to use the OpenDNS platform.  In the last year, [...]

DNSSEC – Implementation Looks Promising

March 11, 2010 – Experts in the DNS industry are very optimistic about the deployment of DNSSEC in the near future.  DNSSEC will be able to prevent security threats such as cache poisoning, which allows a hacker to minipulate DNS information.  As an example, a hacker could redirect bank.com to an IP address of their [...]

   

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