Listen to this podcast to know how to spot suspicious typosquatting new domain name registrations. Domain Intelligence can Help Find Potential Indicators of Compromise & Contextualize Them. Domain names are an integral part of the Internet. Although legitimate users rely on domain names as indispensable infrastructures for using the Internet, attackers use or abuse them as reliable, instantaneous, and distributed attack infrastructures. For example, attackers register similar domain names to legitimate services or popular brands to deceive users into downloading malware or unwanted programs. In our second episode of Cyber Intel podcast presented in association with Cybercrime Magazine, WhoisXML API Sr. Sales Director Alex Ronquillo talks about using WHOIS data to spot such suspicious new domain name registrations. He explains how domain intelligence can bring context around new typosquatting domain registrations with the example of the popular brand Microsoft. TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE: What makes domain names easy attack vectors? Investigating new domain registrations with the term 'microsoft' Different types of typosquatting domains used by attackers How to spot suspicious look-alike domain names using WHOIS data Repercussions of typosquatting domains imitating reputed brands How can brands proactively protect themselves? Cyber Intel Episode 2: Domain Intelligence can Help Find Potential Indicators of Compromise Listen to Podcast For any inquiries email us at support@whoisxmlapi.com whoisxmlapi.com This email was sent to abdulrohman.fdul@gmail.com why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences Whois API, LLC · 340 S Lemon Ave # 1362 · Walnut, CA 91789 · USA
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