HHS alone has 85033 domains and over 200 sub-domains that are protected; these domains send over 30 million emails each day.
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In all, the bugs could have been used to target any number of the collective two million domains under Endurance-owned Bluehost, Hostgator and iPage, DreamHost's one million domains and OVH's four million domains — totaling some seven million domains.
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But after five years, Siri has gone from 12 domains to 25 domains.
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In all, we've counted five expired federal domains already, 13 domains will expire by the end of the month and another 58 domains will expire by the end of February.
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"I registered the domains to make sure that scammers didn't register the domains themselves," Williams told TechCrunch.
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Then we filtered out all the state domains, leaving just the domains of all federal agencies and the executive branch.
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The tool looks for all these variations in domains it encounters by watching the stream of certificates being issued to new domains.
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Microsoft will buy domains on behalf of users, and new domains are free for the first year, with an additional charge for each year.
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Developers must register with Apple which email domains they'll use to contact their customers and can only register up to 10 domains and communication emails.
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The firm was developed by a company called WebMagic, which specializes in two things: Buying good domains and spinning off companies based on those domains.
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"DMARC has proven to be an effective solution to secure our federal domains, but more work is needed to protect all federal domains," Manfra said.
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In addition, it could also add new pricing structures, such as deeming certain domains as "premium" and charging whatever it would like for those domains.
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Domains that include Universe's URL are free, while custom domains are available to purchase through the app for $2.99 a month, if your choice is available.
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"I used to buy and sell domains," he said, telling BuzzFeed News in a phone call that he sold that and other domains back in 2014.
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Some domains redirect to other domains that might have a certificate that expires next year, but the first domain will still fail on its expiry date.
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ThreatConnect said there was no evidence that hackers had used the web domains maliciously, but that the domains could provide the building blocks for future attacks.
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Epistemological insiderism not only stakes out certain domains as belonging to persons with certain identities; it also risks boxing persons with those identities into specific domains.
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Ultimately, country domains (known as ccTLDs) set their own policy and though most have adopted ICANN's policies some have not—leaving the door open for emoji domains.
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Considering the lineup, it's clear that there's not as much of a gold rush for these action-based domains as there are for other top-level domains.
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He also ordered the companies that host the 50 website domains Microsoft said were being used for hacking to hand control of those domains over to Microsoft.
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Privacy Badger detects third-party domains that users are connecting with when they're loading a website and blocks those domains only if they are determined to be tracking you.
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This circumstantial evidence, Urbelis explained, appears to indicate that all 17 domains were created by the same account on NameCheap, the registrar service used to buy the 17 domains.
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After a plausibly fabricated takeover by hacking collective Anonymous, it then moved briefly to Google Domains, before being kicked off both Domains and YouTube for unspecified terms-of-service violations.
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As we get into new domains, like cyber and space, and we try to situate old and very solid ideas like deterrence in those new domains, it requires some thought.
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The French regulator has told Google that the links should be removed not just from the company's European domains, but also from all of its search domains around the world.
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Thursday's report continued: The user regularly receives new redirector domains, as they are created in batches, with multiple of the earlier domains being created on the same day and hour.
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Many of the scam domains used in the spam campaign (Image: TechCrunch) Many of the scam domains used in the spam campaign (Image: TechCrunch) The database also recorded when victims replied.
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Apparently, in the course of claiming generic domains for its operations, Fancy Bear often selected domains that riff off of Microsoft products and services, inadvertently opening the door to the lawsuit.
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"As we get into new domains, like cyber and space, and we try to situate old and very solid ideas like deterrence in those new domains, it requires some thought," he said.
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These domains were found by Alexander Urbelis, a lawyer at the firm Blackstone Law Group and a self-described hacker, who built a tool that scans the internet and logs new domains.
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Security Researcher C. Shawn Eib outlined the traffic route in blog post this week:All known Trump domains are registered through GoDaddy, and many of the primary domains are hosted on GoDaddy shared servers.
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We've compiled the following list of domains that have and will expire during the period of the shutdown, from December 22 onwards — while removing dead links and defunct domains that no longer load.
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Though the intention is apparently to broaden the domains addressable by Siri over time, I wouldn't be surprised if Apple put these domains in particular at the bottom of its to-do list.
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He sold two other domains in the 2016 cycle, Cruz2016.
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Naturally, those selling emoji domains see a lot of potential.
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Other domains under the purview of the EOP include Budget.
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But in most domains the governing principle should be "reciprocity".
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But in other domains the state's power is more limited.
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But Microsoft also owns about 67,681 other domains including Surfacecar.
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Algorithms can reinforce racism in domains like housing and policing.
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On the contrary, you're instantly connecting to dozens of domains.
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SecureWorks was tracking known Fancy Bear command and control domains.
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The report said Amazon registered for the domains on Tuesday.
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He schools us in three domains worthy of close study.
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Those are very different domains in comparison to the Atlantic.
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Drug cartels have three operational domains — land, sea, and air.
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Other Russian services dominate the list of top email domains.
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But really crafty hackers don't only make convincing looking domains.
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In other domains, we constantly manage risks that are uncertain.
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DOMAINS Mario Buatta, the king of the hoarders, gets unpacked.
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That has applied to Google's search engine domains in Europe.
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But on other domains controlled by the company, like Google.
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In so many domains, life is improving across the world.
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His business allies are expected to expand their economic domains.
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It also sent them the following email: CYBERSECURITY ALERT: Potential Russia-Related Activity Media outlets recently reported attempts to target the U.S. Senate via spear phishing using suspicious domains that mimic U.S. Senate domains.
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"There was evidence that there was hacking directed at state-level organizations and the RNC, but old domains of the RNC, that is, email domains they were no longer using," Comey told the Senate committee.
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Google's lawyers are in Europe's top court today arguing against applying the region's so-called 'right to be forgotten' ruling globally domains, rather only geo-limiting delistings to European sub-domains (as it does now).
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" (Yes/No) "How much do you trust each of these domains?
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Photo: GettyThe Trump organization owns over 3,000 web domains, including TrumpFraud.
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Instead, the page is constantly cycling through domains such as americanewscentral.
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Some Breitbart-related German domains are already taken, as well. Breitbart.
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Colonial powers acted similarly, subjecting their domains to their traffic rules.
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"The Syrian response was remarkably ineffective in all domains," McKenzie said.
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Sites offering to rent Facebook accounts have domains such as fbcash.
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The field breaks across two domains — the biological and the computational.
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Yes No How much do you trust each of these domains?
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Google owns domains of common misspellings of its name, like Gooogle.
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Relevnt domains and articles don't just exist in the Relevnt app.
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BST The domains were originally redirecting to the Labour Party website.
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What domains in that house have to be tight or loose?
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But the same can be said in many other policy domains.
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"A key challenge is to avoid flagging legitimate domains as suspicious."
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The domains were secured by Chaffetz's campaign arm on April 6.
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Once installed, the malware would report back to APT10-controlled domains.
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S. trade are issues that are in two completely different domains.
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Microsoft says it's currently "evaluating interest" in custom domains for Outlook.
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Google owns seven of the 10 most loaded third-party domains.
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GoDaddy Cloud Servers are integrated with GoDaddy's Domains and DNS services.
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There's is also now a lot of manipulation of the domains.
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Before then, top-level domains were regulated to abbreviations, such as .
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The domains are designed to get users straight to the action.
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According to the data, the country has just 28 registered domains.
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These are referred to as ccTLDs (country code top-level domains).
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He has bought up a number of other domains, including ClintonBooker.
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We seek mastery — expertise, skills, commitment and recognition — in our domains.
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General relativity and quantum theory both govern their respective domains perfectly.
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Australia is blocking domains that host extremist content during crisis events.
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Corporate giants once had all-powerful chiefs with domains to match.
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In fact, the growth of emoji domains has been so substantial that on May 26th, 2017, the ICANN Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC) produced a detailed report on emoji domains outlining their specific security concerns.
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"In analyzing DNS-based telemetry data related to this attack, Talos identified a significant number of systems making DNS requests attempting to resolve the domains associated with the aforementioned DGA domains," the Cisco Talos researchers said.
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"And if you look at all the applications domains were deep learning is successful you'll see they're domains where we can acquire a lot of data," says Lawrence, giving the example of speech and image recognition.
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There were successful penetrations of some state-level Republican groups and campaigns, Comey said, and some "limited penetration of old RNC domains" -- but those domains "were no longer in use" at the time of the hack.
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In practice, Postel's initial strategy for delegating domains allowed the people who received internet access first—mainly American and European businesspeople—to seize control of country code domains from governments that were still figuring out their significance.
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Today, there are more than 350 million domains registered in TLD extensions.
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It received nearly 8 million comments from email domains associated with FakeMailGenerator.
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One of the few new top-level domains that actually makes sense, .
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Domains from Russia, China, India, Sweden, and many other countries are included.
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In 2019, this will play out in economic, military and technological domains.
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Developers can sign up here and submit domains they'd like to monitor.
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Ultimately, as more developers tackle more constrained domains, chatbots will only improve.
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In other domains (recipes and car-parts, for example) differences are frequent.
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But these domains are local and personal, and highly resistant to change.
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Those are the only three domains that Google has trained Duplex on.
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Top-level domains are the last part of a domain name, like .
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They have expertise in individual domains that others aren't as strong in.
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The pseudonymous administrator of Crypto Domains, who claims to have sold coingeek.
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None of the domains are active, but all were registered in December.
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For specific domains, AI will take over in a couple of years.
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Here's a graph showing all the connections and links between these domains.
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To deal with this problem, many domains use DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC).
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It hosts 148,213 websites and 121,761 unique domains, according to Similar Tech.
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For example, to block all Google domains from sending notifications, type [*.]google.
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These fake domains are also often associated with malicious activity, like phishing.
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That means 85033 percent of government domains failed to meet the deadline.
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The Americans desired choice in four times more domains than the Japanese.
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It's a seller's market for domains suggestive of Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, and blockchains.
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The resulting list of fake news domains includes sites such as abcnews.com.
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The domains are those of the bacteria, the archaea and the eukaryotes.
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Society signals that the domains of power are still reserved for men.
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Horner's fake news stories were shared widely under several domains, including ABCNews.com.
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The Spanish government has seized the official domains of the referendum: referendum.
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Finally, grab all the best terrible, punderful, pop cultural, and powerful domains .
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They've covered the man who made a fortune buying domains like Porn.
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Half of the phishing domains were fake versions of U.S. Senate websites.
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North Korea has only 28 registered domains, according to the leaked data.
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These are, after all, the domains where energy use is most critical.
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He had a pretty good reason for why he bought the domains.
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Now, state and local governments are more effective across many overlapping domains.
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"NORAD continues to operate in the Arctic across multiple domains," said Gen.
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It also included another product called "Insight Feed" for 20193 different domains.
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For instance, Alfred Thayer Mahan and Billy Mitchell proudly embraced their domains.
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They set up web domains mimicking those of Mr. Macron's En Marche!
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Agari notes that only 18 percent of federal web domains have DMARC.
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"I'm influential in the domains of climate change and rockets," Musk admitted.
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Multi-User Domains (MUDs) in the early 90s were full of griefers.
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Even very general languages like Java fit some domains better than others.
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And there are people who do think it's fun in some domains.
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According to Datanyze research on CDN markets, AWS CloudFront is eating its way up from the bottom of the market and leads in the Alexa top 1 million domains, while Akamai is strong in the top 100 domains.
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One criticism has been that AMP pages (and their counterparts on other sites like Facebook's Instant Articles) essentially take readers away from publishers' own domains, and on to Google domains, and so the traffic becomes harder to measure.
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Matonis began checking DNS records, a kind of phone book for the internet, to see what domains had been hosted at the IP addresses of those Tor nodes, and then googled those domains to look for other connections.
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It's tough to measure how many government domains in total have now been secured by HTTPS — in part because the government doesn't maintain a complete list of all its domains and subdomains — but 18F saw solid progress on .
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"My personal theory is that domains are like a proto-cryptocurrency," Benenson explained.
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Reverse IP lookup results: 14 of 22 domains hosted on IP address 52.23.
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And as one strays into other domains, the Trump situation often appears disastrous.
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Custom domains might also take a bit to catch up, but be patient.
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Developers can set up monitoring for their own domains using Facebook's developer tools.
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These categories are called domains, and are continually in development, according to Mohajer.
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Check those URLs again; they are not the real Lifehacker or Google domains.
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Another 3 of the domains implemented DMARC without setting it to reject email.
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The company also promises that domains registered with CloudFlare Register will never expire.
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Domains will automatically renew a full year before they are scheduled to expire.
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Of the thousands of domains requested, only 15 distinct IP addresses were returned.
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Tracked published stories come from a defined universe of more than 450,000 domains.
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A constant and eternal war, a contestation in all domains, and for what?
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Additionally, we have registered domains on their behalf, consistent with our restaurant contracts.
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That email address was registered to 16 different domains, including the site RateTheReporter.com.
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But eight countries in South America want to share in the domains. Why?
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In February it also started delisting results across all its domains - including Google.
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Skenzo takes a different approach to traffic monetization by focusing on parked domains.
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Fiscal and structural policies are the shared domains of executive and legislative authorities.
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BREAKING ALERT: Major ISPs are under attack, causing multiple domains to go down.
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The list of domains has been compiled from various sources around the web.
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Of the domains we found, all were registered with fake names and addresses.
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So we block 36 million malware and phishing domains that are updated daily.
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The new domains can be registered through an auction process run by Codetract.
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However, some of today's new domains aren't quite as seamless as Google's own.
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At that time, about 20 percent of domains had implemented the authentication process.
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It is typically sent out in a blast, aimed simultaneously at multiple domains.
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As in other domains, data proceeds should flow to the data owner/custodian.
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Last year Google also started delisting results across all its domains — including Google.
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The organization seeks to provide advertisers with risk ratings for online news domains.
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White House policy also requires other government sites on other domains, such as .
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It appears Microsoft shut down the domains before they were ever actively used.
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"I have not received any offers for these Clinton domains, yet," he said.
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Do your heirs even know you own domains, and who the registrar is?
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DOMAINS How many crazy gizmos are needed to achieve your optimum sleep environment?
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Domains In a world of climate change, creating a biome of one's own.
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It provides empirical evidence that the biases are widespread and cover many domains.
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The WSJ story also reported that Saeid Yomtobian owned more than 78,000 domains.
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This part is pretty standard, Magecart affects thousands of domains big and small.
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"NORAD continues to operate in the Arctic across multiple domains," NORAD Commander Gen.
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ICANN received nearly 2,000 applications in 2012 for new top-level domains like .
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As it is now, the domains of art and science remain too separate.
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ICANN, which oversees the internet's top-level domains, is currently scrutinizing the acquisition.
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China has apparently refused to allow Washington's interference in its sovereign policy domains.
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HubPages attracts more than 35 million visitors a month through its 6.63 domains.
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For so long, investing has been relegated to domains that are purposefully exclusionary.
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Other committee chairmen are reportedly pushing back on further cuts in their domains.
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More than 85033 million domains were transferred in about a day without disruption.
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Success in some domain means you should have thoughts about all the domains.
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Fifteen percent of all U.S. government domains still aren't employing DMARC, or domain-based message authentication, reporting, and conformance policy on their domains, which email systems use to verify the identity that the sender of an email is not an impersonator.
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Security firms released varying numbers at the time of the October deadline: Cybersecurity firm Proofpoint found that 26 percent of government domains failed to meet the deadline, while cyber firm Agari said 85 percent of federal domains had adopted DMARC.
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What they're saying: "The fact that domains in well-known 'spammy' top level domains has dropped could be a signal that spammers may be worried about potential ramifications from GDPR violations," said Recorded Future senior solutions analyst Allan Liska via email.
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The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and Donuts, a domain name registry for new generic top-level domains, recently announced an agreement to help ensure that websites using domains registered with Donuts are not engaged in large-scale piracy.
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"The goal is to address all the domains in the CFO organization," Kale said.
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Agreements for the latter didn't include price caps and some domains extensions, such as .
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FM (the Federated States of Micronesia), which hosts such high profile domains as Southwest.
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But if the linked domains on Roig's site are any indication, that's not happening.
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In the case of China, the GFW maintains a massive list of blacklisted domains.
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We've seen this instant gratification work in other domains, it actually changes user behavior.
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We have since recovered more than 100 infringing domains, and additional efforts are ongoing.
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He devised a network of country code top-level domains that would append URLs.
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To be sure, a gang of newcomers have muscled their way into their domains.
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But having platforms police copyright outside of their own domains like this is dangerous.
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The government said it would establish a framework to block domains hosting such material.
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This new feature will work across G Suite domains and also with Microsoft Exchange.
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Earlier this year, it also started removing results from all international domains, such as .
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When I'm raising two teenagers I'm like, okay, what domains need to be tight?
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Certain domains can be set up to always open in particular browsers, if needed.
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"It really is time to try this in some more real domains," he says.
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However, it will take a very large number of domains to have substantial impact.
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In the real world, many Black women are the Olivia Popes of their domains.
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Go deeper: People bought a lot of "coin" and "crypto" web domains in 2017
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Registrations of domains including "crypto" went up by 362% in the past year. Cryptobank.
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It's not uncommon for malware to generate new domains to try to evade detection.
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So that only compounds things for the rest of the domains of your life.
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Some Google users were even served with more or fewer unique domains than others.
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But he still sees plenty of opportunity to beat big players in specific domains.
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The United Kingdom is recorded with the largest number of participating domains at 85033,351.
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More than most other domains, this topic is one that suffers from publication bias.
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Robots are amazing things, but outside of their specific domains they are incredibly limited.
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The company plans to expand Siri integration into other domains at a later time.
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Millions of new domains have already been registered, for a variety of different reasons.
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So they registered a series of domains linked to the hacker's infrastructure and waited.
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Blue Is The Web's Favorite Color Artist Rafael Rozendaal Sells Web Art Through Domains
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Moreover, if ICANN decides to release a slew of other health-related domains — like .
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Microsoft targeted six domains Fancy Bear registered to use in phishing attacks: my-iri.
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In the early '90s, MUDs — multi-user domains — started off as dictatorships or anarchies.
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Extracurriculars gain much of their power from their connections to their associated professional domains.
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" According to the report, "there have been over 4,000 coronavirus-related domains registered globally.
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Cruz's effort failed, and the transition process for managing internet domains has already begun.
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In addition to that we have fully focused teams in certain domains within health.
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Thursday's report has a list of 71 malicious extensions, along with their associated domains.
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The fields remained the private domains of kings until the time of Thomas Cromwell.
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After GoDaddy revoked Daily Stormer's registration, the website turned to Alphabet Inc's Google Domains.
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Over time, Ms. Smyth refined her analysis to delineate five domains of well-being.
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What's working against Shkreli, according to Steele, is that he has purchased numerous domains.
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In practice, that would mean a successful request from someone in Spain would lead to the removal of the link from all of Google's European online search domains, while blocking access to it from all of its non-European domains — including Google.
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As such, he realized the computers would look for specific backup domains for their directions.
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It just so happened that "one or two" of those domains were available for registration.
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Green, who said he has always done "little stunts" with domains he owns, supported Sen.
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It's not unusual for companies to purchase domains that directly relate to its intellectual properties.
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Prominent sites lost their domains while leading figures and channels were driven from social media.
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Most desirable dictionary words were already in use as domains or too pricey to acquire.
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Further, links to the various standards and agreements often lead to invalid pages or domains.
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The Daily Stormer tried to move its domain registration to Google Domains but was denied.
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Of the domains that are managed by the Office of the President, only the max.
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Facebook's top executives were grilled by Congress and raked over the coals in public domains.
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Only one-third of the Fortune 500 are said to use DMARC on their domains.
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To date, more than 380 million certificates have been issued on 129 million unique domains.
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This has led to some big breakthroughs, says the report, but only in narrow domains.
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The key, according to Hou, is only attempting to operate in those carefully plotted domains.
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Squatters typically buy up domains for financial gain, and they can demand exorbitant sale prices.
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Some domains have very different conventions in how they write abstracts or lay out tables.
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The Grubhub-owned domains use a template that is consistent across all the shadow sites.
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Others cite a Robin Hood mentality — accessing rich people's domains to steal views to share.
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HEG has 1.7 million customers throughout Europe, with more than 7 million domains under management.
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So you ask what are we doing in some of these domains, AI and robotics.
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Siri Domains are, in essence, a core set of Siri actions developers can tap into.
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You can also apply this principle to families, organisations and to many domains of life.
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"It's kind of obviously the right thing to push AI into these domains," he says.
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Different scientific domains have their own preferred repositories, as do different governments and local authorities.
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Google has argued that the legal decision should apply only to European domains like Google.
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Traffic poured in, to the point where Goldberg began buying domains of the popular misspellings.
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The rescheduling feature should also work across domains and with Microsoft Exchange, the company notes.
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Perhaps because it's such crowded terrain, individual groups inhabiting it often guard their domains intensely.
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We tend to posture particular domains of human activity into particular places and social contexts.
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This data gives us a better picture of North Korea's domains and top level DNS.
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Standards on hardware and software, and the naming of internet domains, are agreed on jointly.
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It has also seized domains affiliated with the site and replaced them with takedown notices.
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The company sold some of its big domains and rebranded as Leaf Group in 2016.
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This includes the domains of objects (intuitive physics), places (spatial navigation) and agents (intentional actors).
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Reddit banned the domains he'd found, along with a number of the accounts sharing them.
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You may not be surprised to learn that these domains were all registered with GoDaddy.
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Of those domains, a majority are registered with the China-based registrar Alibaba Cloud Computing.
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If formal rulemaking works well in this area, it could be expanded to other domains.
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If similar apps existed for other traditional domains of regulators, they could provide a failsafe.
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With my favorite name, Crypto Crow, unclaimed, I did a quick GoDaddy search for domains.
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"If you don't control space, you don't control the other domains either," Shea told Reuters.
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Authors reported that prescription drug use fell significantly in seven of the nine domains assessed.
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As the tech gets implemented in more and more domains, it has increasingly sparked controversy.
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Engineering and R&D used to be the sole domains of innovation in tech companies.
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Coming in 5th place, the country scored highest in the domains of health and money.
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Microsoft argued in court that the domains were posing as some of its company's services.
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If not, by the time they figure that out, the domains may well have expired.
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He said he had bought and sold many internet domains and didn't remember them all.
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In the most rewarding domains of life, generalists are better positioned than specialists to excel.
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She made religious epics and documentaries, never hesitating to expand into new or provocative domains.
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Mr. Trump's discourse straddles the divide between the ideological domains, vilifying both trade and immigration.
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Historically, machines have belonged to domains typically considered masculine — labor and industry, war and militarism.
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One individual, Kaspersky says, currently owns 700 domains that redirect to Shlayer download landing pages.
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They are symbols of the domains that comprise the SEAL acronym: Sea, Air and Land.
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But while he ran those domains as businesses, he had more idealistic goals for Democracy.com.
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The most impactful inventors cross domains rather than deepening their knowledge in a single area.
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ORG domains and promoted their internet domain as if it were their street address — aarp.
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"I do think a future version of this could [analyze] limited domains of reality," says Guzdial.
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Some of the hackers' domains were setup to spoof Microsoft services and generic Congressional staffer websites.
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The dump contains some 300 folders of files, all corresponding to different domains and IP addresses.
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Many of the domains contain simple typos and are clearly aimed at taking advantage of consumers.
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Gizmodo reached out to Equifax for comment about the domains, but did not receive a response.
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Domain registration records show that he owns 33 English-language news domains with names like lovenative.
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In total, Microsoft has taken down 84 domains associated with Strontium over the past two years.
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"There are several startups that we are already looking at in these domains," he tells TechCrunch.
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A DNS service helps a web browser translate web domains into actual IP addresses to visit.
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Hack The Army also gave hackers more exciting targets than the public-facing domains like defense.
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"We found that most of our models generalize well to new domains of science," said Raymond.
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The icon will be located in the same place for business domains once confidential mode launches.
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"We probably have the state of the art algorithms in all of these domains," Kimchi argued.
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This allowed us to identify over 20 domains and over 1,400 links spreading that same claim.
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We look at vetted domains and sources to see what should be promoted in the algorithms.
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Equifax allowed over 300 security certificates to expire, including 79 certificates for monitoring business critical domains.
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The team created 2500 "structured topic dialog" domains: news, sports, movies, music, books, and the like.
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By the numbers: Registrations of domains including "coin" went up by 139.3% in the past year.
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In the bottom box, you can also block notifications from entire domains or specific IP addresses.
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"The admins put forth a genuine effort regarding the domains I alerted them to," he wrote.
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Mohajer says most of the company's competitors don't offer much more than two dozen simple domains.
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They also can restrict sharing outside of white-listed G Suite domains or their own organization.
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Submissions encompass eight programming domains, including but not limited to Java, Python, data structures, and algorithms.
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Among other things, this platform handles all of the requests to buy, renew and transfer domains.
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In the (seven) decades since then, two new domains have come to prominence- space and cyber.
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Larger data sets in many domains have become available to train models more extensively as well.
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In the following months, he and his group stopped collecting data on the Trump Organization domains.
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And yet regulations that block the possibility of such technology-based solutions persist in many domains.
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Q. Mental toughness is something we hear about a lot, in sports and in other domains.
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Civil rights and environmental protection used to be Republican domains, white supremacy a mainstay of Democrats.
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"I bought about 180 domains for this election — Clinton ones, Sanders ones, Biden ones," he says.
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A retest by GCA shows that six of the domains now have the most secure setting.
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Eighteen of the 26 EOP domains have not done this yet, per Global Cyber Alliance's work.
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The two are not comparable in their importance, but they are parallel in their respective domains.
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A message sent to the email associated with the phishing domains did not get a response.
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Cloudflare is a network that provides performance and security services to more than 7 million domains.
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While there is still inequality in domains of power, the UK has seen improvement since 2005.
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The least affected were plastic surgeons and ophthalmologists — doctors who inhabit procedure- or skill-oriented domains.
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The mental rigidity required to harbor racist ideas ends up bleeding over into other cognitive domains.
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"We think that all domains of development are informed by children engaging in play," she said.
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Companies can still request domains with the banned words, but Namecheap will review their requests manually.
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In both domains, there are "tipping points" after which change accelerates, rendering the once implausible inevitable.
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But it seems like it hasn't added any major new topic domains in quite a while.
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" Google Duplex can have a human-sounding conversation only "after being deeply trained in such domains.
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ORG domains, we are writing to express our deep concern about the proposed sale of the .
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Three other fake domains were designed to look as if they belonged to the U.S. Senate.
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The company took down six domains last week that were registered to a Russian hacking group.
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These domains, and some companies, that have existed for decades or even a century or more.
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POLITICO independently reviewed the Bitly link's analytics page and confirmed with SecureWorks that the domains matched.
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The association was similar for the other developmental domains, but it did not reach statistical significance.
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Especially for anyone who moved to Medium but hedged their bets by keeping their own domains.
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"To be clear, we currently have no evidence these domains were used in any successful attacks before the DCU transferred control of them, nor do we have evidence to indicate the identity of the ultimate targets of any planned attack involving these domains," the company said.
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There are regulatory issues involving not just one, or a few, but conceivably hundreds of regulatory domains.
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Google Chrome is currently testing a new warning to flag these types of domains, CNET reported Tuesday.
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Others, likely not affiliated with the Republicans, are also registering domains similar to the anti-Comey ones.
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Additionally, a source informed Gizmodo of efforts underway to address any similar issues affecting other government domains.
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"Apple launched Siri five years ago with 12 domains," or industry parlance for types of voice queries.
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The bulk of the investigation that was posted to /r/FuckTheAltRight focused on two suspicious domains: brutalist.
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Just under half of the Department of Commerce domains (25 out of 52) had not implemented DMARC.
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What we do have, though, is a problem in other domains, like politics and religion and ethics.
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It also says that Tencent's blacklist is only used inside mainland China where Google domains are banned.
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In most domains that aren't politics, attracting a passionate minority following is a perfectly good business strategy.
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You've long been able to get localized search results by visiting Google at different domains — like google.
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These sites all use the same design template and had their domains registered around the same time.
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In the future, Fry said it will also introduce a paid plan with features like custom domains.
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This involves hard power as China arms itself, including in novel domains such as space and cyberspace.
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I used it to register some domains, knowing that the whois information all too often becomes public.
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Microsoft is best known for taking Russian hackers to court to gain control of their phishing domains.
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The ancestral domains of the Lumad are recognized and protected by the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act 1997.
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It's not clear how, but the company was able to find six domains registered by Fancy Bear.
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"GoDaddy is not migrating the domains it manages to AWS," said Dan Race, GoDaddy's VP of communications.
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A massive cyberattack appears to have hit Europe, touching a number of countries, companies and public domains.
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And a Trend Micro spokesperson confirmed to Motherboard that these are indeed the four domains they identified.
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Google said the total includes some 150 million "documents," or cached web URLs, and 650,000 web domains.
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For clarity, LinkedIn AutoFill is not broadly available and only works on whitelisted domains for approved advertisers.
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Still, it's not uncommon for individuals to buy domains as potential assets to resell for a profit.
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However, because I care about you, here are 10 Trump-related domains that, as of 9 a.m.
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So why, in our technology-laced world, do certain domains keep getting more expensive and less efficient?
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"We're trying to tease out what is new in all of these different domains," Dr. Holdren said.
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"China is improving their military very, very rapidly — in space, air, cyber, maritime, land domains," Milley said.
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"He said: "China is improving their military very, very rapidly — in space, air, cyber, maritime, land domains.
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It is estimated that 75 percent of all websites are inactive, and domains are abandoned every day.
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Hackers created domains with addresses similar to his party's official emails, presumably to launch phishing campaigns.—Motherboard
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It was removed from GoDaddy and Google Domains after they said they would not serve the website.
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SenseTime develops AI for use in a wide range of domains, including surveillance, image recognition, and medicine.
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Those shared links were then compared with a list of fake news domains compiled by BuzzFeed News.
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The pace of change today is relatively faster in the space domain than in other physical domains.
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These fake domains mimic developer Epic Games' and Fortnite's real styles, colors, and fonts to fool people.
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All our domains have been removed from cloudflare, so we will be moving to another service asap.
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Their role is that of obedient daughters, sisters and wives, their domains restricted to childcare and cooking.
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"China is improving their military very, very rapidly -- in space, air, cyber, maritime, land domains," said Milley.
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The demons the protagonist is chasing logged off long ago, their domains expired and their passwords forgotten.
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According to email authentication startup ValiMail, 52 percent of federal domains had implemented DMARC as of Friday.
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Bitly has even started embracing the adoption of Branded Short Domains under their Bitly Enterprise product offering.
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Artists work within interstitial domains, at the peripheries, margins, and boundaries of both formal and conceptual methodologies.
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The company came up with a list of around 1,000 domains from media publishers focused on news.
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The Russian military used bitcoin to buy servers, register domains and pay for other election-hacking activity?
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I found the Roger pattern — not the Tiger (or Tiger Mother) pattern — in most domains I examined.
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The pink blocks are the domains that were scanned and the red blocks are third-party trackers.
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"Between 2017 and today, more than a dozen homograph domains have had active HTTPS certificates," writes Hamilton.
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By the end of 21945, a web of cracks had appeared throughout domains that were once integrated.
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"Other domains, such as an appropriate environment, including cleanliness, were more specific to particular contexts," she added.
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Subordinates will be cheering, envisioning enlarged domains and the compensation levels that typically increase with corporate size.
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That move was part of a broader ICANN policy to ease price controls across all internet domains.
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Sony will focus its AI on three domains, Kitano says: gaming, sensors, and, more curiously, culinary arts.
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And I would think that the general property of automation and machine learning applies across various domains.
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While the hackers were unable to take down the state's main website, some domains — such as northcarolina.
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So many have been done that there are several systematic reviews gathering these studies into various domains.
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Many of these companies have valuable data from providing sticky, high-affinity consumer products in other domains.
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For example, it's a distributed social network, so there are clusters of users living on different domains.
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Businesspeople like Semich have been quick to dismiss the idea that countries need to control their assigned domains, but it is worth noting that everyone from the US to Canada to Nigeria has similarly compared their own top-level domains to "national resources," akin to oil or coal.
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