Now that ICANN adapted the Key Signing Keys (KSK) of the DNS root zone successfully on 11 October, we are embarking on the adaptation of the KSK for the .be zone on 15 November.
Not only your outfit, interior and musical preferences, but also domain names are sensitive to trends. Discover here which (parts of) words were used the most in .be domain names in October.
An e-mail address is always linked to your domain name. This does not mean that you can use mydomainname.be to generate e-mail addresses such as luc@mydomainname.be or info@mydomainname.be, which of course you can.
Increasingly, cyber-attacks are not just carried out by individual hackers, but by states. There is a big risk that important infrastructures, and therefore also civilians, will be victims. This is why there have been calls for a Digital Geneva Convention.
In March 2018, DNS Belgium launched a Fit@work programme to encourage its workers to stay fit and to raise awareness of the importance of staying fit. Without any obligation, workers could have their fitness levels tested and receive a tailor-made training programme.
An important DNS security update is planned for 11 October. End users should not be affected. But what exactly does it mean?DNS Root Zone and KSK keysLet's start at the beginning: it's all about the Domain Name System or DNS.
Not only your outfit, interior and musical preferences, but also domain names are sensitive to trends. Discover here which (parts of) words were used the most in .be domain names in September.
