Apple, orange or banana .com ?

Take your pick of a fruit: Apple, orange or banana? Quite the fruity dilemma. That’s what the Chinese owners of Banana.com – a domain once owned by the Castello brothers – are talking about, in Chinese of course. There’s a video, shared via the Chinese web site 56.com – the equivalent of YouTube in China […]

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Silly Chinese hacker obsessed with numbers

The Chinese obsess with numbers, and that’s a well-known fact. Anything from “123” to “888” has a special meaning to the Asian nation of 1.3 billion. This all turns to silliness, however, when a wannabe hacker from China attempted to log into our server: IP:       125.76.206.81 (CN/China/81.206.76.125.broad.xa.sn.dynamic.163data.com.cn) Failures: 1 (ftpd) Blocked:  Yes […]

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Did Name.com bow to Chinese cyber-extortionists?

The domain registrar, Name.com, is well known as an industry workplace with positive corporate culture. The employees don’t just have casual Fridays, they have beer on that day. It seems that a domain that was registered with Name.com sustained a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS) on Thursday. The domain name Boxun.com is an online […]

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How Chinese domain traffic works

DomainGang received more than 12 thousand visitors today, thanks to a Google snowflake. Later tonight, we thought it was all over, when we noticed getting fresh traffic from China. It turned out that CNBeta.com – a Chinese geek pasteboard web site – had linked to our snowflake story as well. Thank you Chinese people – […]

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America: It’s war against the Chinese cyberterrorists

The Pentagon released a report to the Congress yesterday, identifying cyberattacks as cause for real war. “When warranted, we will respond to hostile attacks in cyberspace as we would to any other threat to our country,” the report said. “We reserve the right to use all necessary means – diplomatic, informational, military and economic – to defend […]

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The Chinese don’t take Rick’s advice about pigeons

China’s domain market is expanding rapidly. A great example is the China-based domain auction platform, 4.cn that generates thousands of dollars in sales. The Chinese are simply “feng kuang de” – crazy – about numbers, but not only numbers alone. In related news, Chinese investors pour tons of money into pigeons – something that contradicts […]

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The Great Firewall of China: What offer letters about .cn domains mean

The following email was sent to a domainer and was posted at DNForum. While slightly believable by some, it entails a method of psychological warfare well-practiced by car salesmen, in order to convince the email recipient that somehow their brand is in imminent danger. Dear Sir/Madam I’m sorry to disturb you so abrupt. We are […]

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Special Report: The Chinese conspiracy over the .CN domains

As of January 6th, China Internet Network Information Center (CINIC) requires .CN registrars to suspend new registrations for .CN domain names, unless the registrants maintain a valid presence in mainland China. Very few domainers are aware of the real motives behind this move. Originally, some domainers thought it was in order to control the quality […]

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