September 2006 Blog Posts

Can you write a Thunderbird extension? What about SpamAssassin?

Update: While we encourage people to write code using the PhishTank API, this specific offer is no longer valid.

We’re looking for someone to write some sample (but working) code to help test an anti-phishing database API we’ve…

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Heads down, thumbs up

We’ve been quiet recently. Too quiet. ;-)

Seriously, all of us are focused on two large projects, each of which will see the light of day shortly. Both of these efforts won’t surprise those who have been paying close attention to…

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OpenDNS hits 4 billion queries. Woot!

Yesterday we crossed the 4,000,000,000 (That’s four billion!) overall DNS query mark.

More importantly, we also crossed the 100,000,000 (That’s one hundred million!) DNS queries per day mark.
Check it out:

 
Woo Hoo! 8)

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Why do we pay Internet Bad Guys?

Courtesy of Matt Marshall, I was asked to contribute an article to VentureBeat. You can read my article, “Why do we pay Internet Bad Guys?,” in its entirety over there or below. Matt has some really great stuff on VentureBeat, so…

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Instructions for faster DNS on your mobile

Phones, PDAs, and every other mobile device smaller than a laptop and bigger than an iPod Shuffle needs DNS for web browsing, among other things. With speedier networks, the mobile web is getting more and more useful…and speedy…

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