froztbyte

I'll have to try dig in archives for details but here's an ISOC link that spans quite a bit of the details

China tried pretty hard to push neo-IP a few years back..

what on earth kind of post is this

this is a fun read

another I ran into earlier (via an outfit from these parts) is this piece from The Conversation. I wish I could get as irked about linear extrapolation as I usually do, but in lieu of guardrails arresting (and clawing back!) all that shit from all these ghouls...

awful’s probably okay, .systems is run by Donuts and they’re one of the bigger operations around

pro-tip: do not learn things about how TLDs work (and I mean the bit beyond dns architecture), it is cursed knowledge you can’t unlearn

and with that warning delivered, y’all may freely run to hyperfocus on this, and realize too late it’s a gateway drug

regarding backup domain: yeah always handy to have something, but nfi how to port it. AP’s identity design there really leaves something to be desired :/

(e: good lord I was out of it when I wrote this post)

Yeah, that. From the era of horse_ebooks, Riker Googling, etc

they used to run the account with a Swift avi for the first while, then switched to Cortana (iirc?) for a bit (can’t remember if this coincided with twitter having its “impersonating accounts” panic), and dunno after that because I stopped seeing it

it’s PR Newswire - the entire content of this will be a press release sent out by the companies themselves, having been written by the pr/marketing departments of the entities involved l

I find swiftonsec a tedious poster at best, so /shrug from me on this

yeah, the whole site’s a journey

I was hoping it’d have some content along with the buzzword headings, alas

saw this ridiculous shit on the side of a jag on the highway a little bit ago

best guess is rental-contract jag by a hustler, but the half-hearted AI non-mention is why I thought to post it here. we're rapidly evolving in the grift cycle!

SwiftOnSecurity (spoiler: probably not actually Taylor Swift)

it's some US infosec guy working at a corp, identity was figured out a couple years ago

it was a work of art, esp. because of the domain