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FCC Moves to Open 1,050 MHz of Spectrum to Satellite Broadband
2+ hour, 11+ min ago (331+ words) The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is preparing to open 1,050 MHz of spectrum in the 12.7 GHz and 42 GHz bands to expanded satellite use, potentially adding capacity for broadband connections to homes, aircraft and ships as well as satellite ground networks. The rules…...
From Forgotten to Exploited: How AI Changes the Dangling DNS Threat
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (366+ words) Your organization may know who owns its domains. But does it know where every subdomain points—and whether the resource behind it still exists? A dangling Domain Name System (DNS) record is a threat vector that’s going to become more…...
15th Registration Operations Workshop, September 29, 2026, 13:00 - 17:00 UTC
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (214+ words) The Registration Operations Workshop (ROW) is an informal industry conference that brings together professionals from across the domain name and DNS ecosystem to discuss the technical and operational aspects of domain name registration, maintenance, and IP addressing. Since its inception…...
When a Link Becomes a Border: The Quiet Geopolitics of Internet Access
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (1240+ words) CircleID A border used to be something you crossed. On today’s Internet, a border can follow you. It can be inferred from an IP address, reproduced inside a cloud platform, embedded in an automated compliance system and ultimately revealed by…...
NASA Awards Blue Origin Up to $700 Million for Mars Communications Network
1+ week, 6+ hour ago (416+ words) CircleID NASA has selected Blue Origin to build and operate a telecommunications network around Mars, awarding the company a contract worth up to approximately $700 million for infrastructure intended to relay communications and navigation data for future missions. The first network…...
4iG and SpaceX Plan Starlink Mobile Rollout Across Hungary and Western Balkans
1+ week, 7+ hour ago (424+ words) CircleID Hungarian telecommunications group 4iG and SpaceX have signed agreements to introduce Starlink direct-to-device mobile service in Hungary and parts of the Western Balkans, alongside a separate secured satellite communications service aimed at governments. The companies expect the latter service to…...
Thirty-Five Years Later, Moscow Comes Looking for the Soviet Union’s Domain
1+ week, 1+ day ago (274+ words) A Cold War ccTLD nobody can switch off is about to be pulled into a Russian identity system—and it will not be the last legacy domain this happens to. We have spent recent months mapping that namespace—WHOIS, DNS,…...
ICANN Terminates Two Registrars as DNS Abuse and Compliance Failures Escalate
1+ week, 4+ day ago (332+ words) ICANN has terminated the accreditation agreements of two domain name registrars in successive days, including Estonia-based Trustname.com after repeated findings that it failed to respond promptly to phishing and other DNS abuse. A third registrar, Beijing Zihai Technology, received…...
The Missing Privacy Debate Around IPv6
1+ week, 5+ day ago (788+ words) This brings me to the topic of IPv6. Technically, the argument for IPv6 is compelling. Its implementation solved a real technical problem. IPv4 address space is exhausted, and NAT introduces undesirable complexity.IPv6, on the other hand, gives us an enormous address space with…...
The Last gTLD Round Taught Us the Wrong Lessons
2+ week, 2+ hour ago (496+ words) Fourteen years is long enough for an industry to decide what worked and what did not. Since ICANN opened the last round of new gTLD applications in 2012, more than a thousand new extensions have made their way onto the internet....