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by jamieweb 8y ago
Just 24 hours after writing this comment, Cloudflare have announced the Cloudflare Registrar, which is a security-first registrar that isn't just for big corporates. It's currently in early access: https://www.cloudflar
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by jamieweb 8y ago
This looks really good. Few questions: 1. Would this be able to support subscription/recurring payments? E.g. for SaaS. 2. Do you have a versioned release of the JavaScript file so that Subresource Integrity (SRI) can be used? 3. Could
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Onion Name System – .tor Domains for Tor Hidden Services(github.com)
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by jamieweb 8y ago
I've heard that if a page is banned for impersonation or copyright infringement, etc, the likes are 'transferred' to the 'real' page.
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by jamieweb 8y ago
The Cloudflare Secure Registrar [1] looks really good. They also have a basic domain security checker [2]. I enquired about moving my domain registration to Cloudflare, however it is unfortunately only available for enterprise customers. In
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by jamieweb 8y ago
Yeah you're right - Namecoin has a massive squatting problem. It costs only pennies to register a name which doesn't help. One possible solution is a proof of work for name registrations, similar to the Onion Name System [1]. Ther
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by jamieweb 8y ago
Namecoin is a good example of this - decentralised domain registrations using the .bit TLD.
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Ask HN: Is there such as job as an Internet Governance Auditor?
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Launching a Public HackerOne Vulnerability Disclosure Program(jamieweb.net)
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by jamieweb 8y ago
Same here, seems to only be if you changed your password recently (within past ~1 month).