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  Er, EXCUSE ME @BBCNews@flipboard.com but SPOILER!

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  I've seen so many "discovery" mechanisms proposed for DNS lately. In general I think these methods are great -- AI agent discovery (_agent), AI agent capabilities and trust (_atn), designated DNS resolver discovery (_dns), "for sale" (_for-sale) -- but it's getting pretty crowded in the underscore namespace! I'm genuinely tempted to write up a new draft for discovery of discovery records.

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  RE: https://infosec.exchange/@firstdotorg/116778316026867684 I wish I'd been there!

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  Our Domain Intelligence threat feed now has over 70,000 domains in it, linked malware families, and can see how active each one is thanks to being a @quad9dns threat data partner. It's come a long way in a few months! We've also signed up to the Global Signal Exchange and are pushing enriched data daily. One of the neat things we've put together is a proper portal with your usual statistics. It's so cool to be able to see a malware family that's started to become active afte...

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  Weekly block list report: 3,527 entries; 3,505 valid / 22 invalid; 3 deleted #ads #adblocking #blocklist #trackers #pglblocklistreport List URL: https://pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.php

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  The gold standard of privacy in DNS

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  Weekly block list report: 3,540 entries; 3,512 valid / 28 invalid; 3 deleted #ads #adblocking #blocklist #trackers #pglblocklistreport List URL: https://pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.php

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  Weekly block list report: 3,538 entries; 3,513 valid / 25 invalid; 4 deleted #ads #adblocking #blocklist #trackers #pglblocklistreport List URL: https://pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.php

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  Weekly block list report: 3,539 entries; 3,517 valid / 22 invalid; 0 deleted #ads #adblocking #blocklist #trackers #pglblocklistreport List URL: https://pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.php

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  Weekly block list report: 3,542 entries; 3,517 valid / 25 invalid; 3 deleted #ads #adblocking #blocklist #trackers #pglblocklistreport List URL: https://pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.php

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  The FIRST DNS Abuse SIG will soon be working on some tools for detecting DNS abuse, and we'll need some datasets to verify them. Do you have a dataset which we could use? Query logs, netflow data, attack signatures, anything that we'd be able to point a tool at, and it verify an abuse type - would be super useful. Get in touch if you think you might be able to help!

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  Weekly block list report: 3,536 entries; 3,518 valid / 18 invalid; 1 deleted #ads #adblocking #blocklist #trackers #pglblocklistreport List URL: https://pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.php

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  The @firstdotorg@infosec.exchange #DNS Abuse SIG needs YOU! Even if you're not a member of FIRST. We have members from all over the DNS industry, from all over the world, and we're looking for members of the DNS security community with an operational background to grow the group. For one reason or another meetings are sometimes a little light on attendees, which is a shame because we're doing some really interesting work. And there's the potential for doing even more cool stuff....

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  Weekly block list report: 3,535 entries; 3,512 valid / 23 invalid; 2 deleted #ads #adblocking #blocklist #trackers #pglblocklistreport List URL: https://pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.php

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  On defining exactly what a "vulnerability" actually is: https://research.empiricalsecurity.com/research/the-vulnerability-identity-crisis Really interesting discussion and proposals on how to define a "vulnerability" by @jayjacobs@infosec.exchange

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  Weekly block list report: 3,544 entries; 3,504 valid / 40 invalid; 3 deleted #ads #adblocking #blocklist #trackers #pglblocklistreport List URL: https://pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.php

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  I've never been to Canada and don't own a car. There is absolutely no reason the Canadian Tire company should have any of my data. But I'm still part of their data breach. This is such a good example of why privacy is important: because your data is sold, and resold, and resold, to third party companies that are all potential victims.