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DNSSEC protects the DNS from cache poisoning exploits which can allow malicious entities to intercept an Internet users’ request to access a website, and redirect or eavesdrop on the user without their knowledge, and with no ability to reassert control. DNSSEC introduces digital signatures to the DNS infrastructure and automatically ensures that users are not hijacked and taken to an unintended destination.

VIDEO: Web Server 911: Why You need Monitoring and IP Failover

VIDEO: .INFO Security Success

VIDEO: Conficker's Initial Implications for TLD Operators

  • Overview of Conficker's initial implications for TLD operators

  • 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."

2009 Cyber Security Threats for TLD operators

Afilias Executive Vice President and CTO, Ram Mohan, delivered the keynote address at the APTLD meeting in Manila February 23, 2009. His topic was entitled "2009 Cyber Security Outlook for TLD Operators."

Cyber Security in India

Domain Security - Anti-Abuse, Spam and Phishing