#DomainHack

[domains4you]

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[thehackernewsco]

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[unoabraham]

Xona.com - Domain Hacks

Xona.com – Domain Hacks

http://xona.com/domainhacks/

[stevenmcevoy]

What is a domain hack?

What is a domain hack? Is my domain going to be hacked? Nooo crazy!! When a domain is called a domain hack, its stating your domain is using words, phrases or names that our combined with domain extensions. Still confused no worries here are some examples;  Liquo.rs, Na.me, Doma.in, etc. 

Is there any value in a domain hack? I would definitely say yes! Now a days its really hard to come up with the money to purchase a premium .com domain such as industrailist.com or name.com etc. Also you find the domain you want is already taken. So a good brandable alternative is a domain hack. 

Should I use a domain hack as my brand? The answer to that question is really up to you, but with my suggestion I say go for it! If your domain you want is taken or someone is asking to sell it for a ridiculous price, go for it! Get your business started and when you have the money or your domain drops grab it! You will not become successful waiting around, get started right away. Here are few successful businesses using domain hacks; (Ta.co, instagr.am, po.st,  Youtu.be, Bit.ly, and About.me)

How do I create a domain hack? The first thing you want to do is find a good work or phrase that you want to call your business. once you have found your brand and the .com is taken I would try and find a domain extension that will replace some of the letters in your brand. It does not have to be a certain domain extension it can be any ccTLD(Country Code) or ngTLD (new gtlds)  extension. Take a look at http://xona.com/domainhacks/ its a good tool to help you combine your word with extensions.

What kind of domain hacks to avoid? Some words and phrases are just to hard to comprehend, such as Laptopcompute.rs The domain is just to long and to complicated for your users to find. Try and stay with one word domain hacks like Doma.in or Liquo.rs. 

Try and remember that .com domain extension is king it will probably always be king. Before deciding on creating a domain hack make sure your .com is available or an alternative brand name .com is available. Domain hacks are fun and look pretty awesome, but getting visitors to go to a domain hack is much more difficult then a .com domain.

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ドメインを探す時に便利！指定した文字を含む、短い名前のドメインを見つけられる検索サービス「DomainHack Me」 (コリス)

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[naonews]

ただ、それが空きドメインかどうかはまた別。「サイトにアクセスし、ドメインに使用したい文字列を入力するだけで、候補となるドメインが表示されます」。◆ ドメインを探す時に便利！指定した文字を含む、短い名前のドメインを見つけられる検索サービス -DomainHack Me | コリス http://pyn.jp/2uSlCTv

[takachan]

自分のためのドメインハックを提案してくれる「DomainHack Me」

さあ、これからウェブページを開設してドメインを取ろうと考えたとき、どのようなドメインを取ればアクセスする人の印象に残るのでしょうか。インスタグラム（instagr.am）やDelicious（del.icio.us）のよ... http://j.mp/2sFzCi4 Blog.IKUBON.com

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[corporateassistance]

10 tips to handle hacking

While several brands have faked hacks into their own social media accounts for publicity, the more malicious threat of hacking for companies remains.

In the Global State of Information Security Survey 2014, a worldwide study done by PwC, CIOmagazine and CSO magazine, it was found that there was an 18% increase in average financial loss due to cyber attacks.

Yet, many organisations do not have plans for responding to insider threats.

Tan Shong Ye, partner at PwC told Marketing that more than 50% of the cyber-attacks are only detected after three months of the actual hacking. This indicates that organisations are not vigilant enough and think that cyber-attacks will not happen to them. Often, he added, common causes that lead to hacking are companies’ complacency and unawareness.

Also based on several internal surveys on penetration testing exercises performed, 90% of the time, the mistakes that allow the testers to hack into the account are those that are easily preventable.

Protecting your brand

Nonetheless, to protect your company, Tan narrowed down his tips to 10 steps companies should put in place to protect themselves:

1. A written security policy

2. Back-up, incident response/recovery and business continuity plans

3. Minimum collection and retention of personal or sensitive information with physical access restrictions to records containing personal or other sensitive information.

4. Strong technology safeguard for prevention, detection and encryption including remote wiping of stolen mobile device.

5. Accurate inventory of where sensitive data, including personal data of employees and customers, is collected, transmitted and stored; including third parties that handle that data.

6. Internal and external risk assessment of privacy, security, confidentiality and integrity of electronic and paper records.

7. Ongoing monitoring of the data security and privacy program.

8. Personnel background checks.

9. An employee security awareness training program

10. Compliance program to ensure that employees and third parties implement the security policies diligently.

He also added that the loss of control over one’s account can then lead to vulnerabilities such as identity theft, loss of voluminous data and lastly “phishing”.

Phishing is another popular cyber-attack method that is hard to protect from because it is targeted at the laymen and not computer systems, added Tan.

When someone puts an attractive offer, such as an interesting news or article on an email, a web page or a social network site that attracts the user to “click”, he could be attempting phishing. The “hacker” in this situation could be leading the unaware user to a fake web page that looks exactly like a banking site or a popular commerce site which can then lure the user into giving him your password, credit card details.

Modern threats

Cloud Based Services

Tan added that today, with such ease of transfer of data from one mobile device to another and to cloud-based storage like Dropbox, Google drive and iCloud, a simple mistake or careless error can lead to the loss of huge amount of data.

Seconding Tan was is Shaun Walsh, SVP of marketing and corporate development, Emulex who added that from a security perspective, companies providing enterprise cloud applications usually provide security and data privacy capabilities equal to or exceeding those of most enterprises.  However, the same is not true of most “end-user” cloud applications such as Dropbox, which expose enterprises to security vulnerabilities.

And this might result in a gap in security allowing for hacking.

“Analysts predict that 40% of servers will be deployed in the cloud by 2020, and the majority of the data centers will be comprised of virtualised servers, networking and storage,” Walsh said.

“When breaches occur where data gets out into the public domain, and these are extremely serious and can have a profound impact on customer brand preferences,” he said adding that it is the duty of security operations teams then to find and eradicate root causes rather than just respond and resolve issues on an individual basis.

 Rise of portable devices

Bringing one’s own device to work has also increased sharply in the past three to five years mainly because of the increased advances in the smartphone era and the multiple the various portable devices available today.

Some organisations have handled this by having two “tiers” of mobile devices: Corporate-owned assets whose contents are strictly controlled and the employee’s own devices which only have “guest” access to the enterprise’s wireless LAN.

Crisis management

According to Walsh, a good starting point is to perform a threat appraisal around mobile devices and devices that employees are allowed to bring in.

He urges companies to ask questions such as: If a device is compromised, or if a compromised device is brought into the network, how will you identify it, quarantine it, and “clean” it?

Also, how will that differ for company-owned devices versus those owned by employees and/or contractors?

Companies should also consider what data is at risk on mobile devices.

While email and company directories are clearly at risk, there are also other sources of information such as intellectual property and lists of customers which may be at risk.

“When it comes to a security strategy overall, it is not just the ability to detect intrusions, it is managing the privacy of data shared with corporations, physical access to that data, and a thorough understanding of regulatory and privacy issues,” Walsh added.

From : http://www.marketing-interactive.com/biggest-threats-hacking/

[corporateassistance]

What is a Domain Hack?

A domain hack is a domain name that suggests a word, phrase, or name when concatenating two or more adjacent levels of that domain. 

For example, http://bir.ds/ and http://examp.le/, using the fictitious country-code domains .ds and .le, suggest the word birds and example respectively. In this context, the word hack denotes a clever trick (as in programming), not an exploit or break-in (as in security).

Domain hacks offer the ability to produce short domain names. This makes them potentially valuable as redirectors, pastebins, base domains from which to delegate subdomainsand URL shortening services.