How Microsoft Defender protects high-value assets in real-world attack scenarios - https://www.redpacketsecurity.com/how-microsoft-defender-protects-high-value-assets-in-real-world-attack-scenarios/

#threatintel
#high-value-assets
#defender
#security-exposure-management
#domain-controllers
#attack-disruption

How Microsoft Defender protects high-value assets in real-world attack scenarios - RedPacket Security

High-value assets including domain controllers, web servers, and identity infrastructure are frequent targets in sophisticated attacks. Microsoft Defender

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UseCase или как описывать бизнес-процессы в коде

UseCase - как организовать своё приложение с точки зрения бизнес-процессов, чтобы не погрязнуть в хаосе сервисов, контроллеров и разрозненной логики. Узнать как это

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1012988/

#usecase #application #domain #arhitectura #бизнеспроцессы #бизнеспроцесс #архитектура #бэкенд #php #laravel

UseCase или как описывать бизнес-процессы в коде

Введение Когда меня впервые познакомили с UseCase, я их отрицал. Но после того как разобрался глубже, я больше не представляю своё приложение без этого подхода. И теперь хочу поделиться им с вами....

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Command-and-control #domain tree, 2026-03-13 to 2026-03-26
https://abjuri5t.github.io/SarlackLab/

TestingCatalog News (@testingcatalog)

Brave가 .agent 도메인을 에이전트 웹 빌더 커뮤니티가 관리하는 방향으로 추진 중이다. ICANN 신청에 대한 지지 의견을 제출하면 사용자는 최대 3개 도메인과 추가 7개 도메인을 claim할 수 있어, 에이전트 중심 웹 인프라 확산을 겨냥한 움직임으로 보인다.

https://x.com/testingcatalog/status/2036569326044553414

#brave #agent #domain #icann #web3

TestingCatalog News 🗞 (@testingcatalog) on X

Brave is aiming to make .agent domains managed by the community of agentic web builders. Users can claim up to 3 domains and 7 extra after submitting an endorsement for the ICANN application. h/t @kernelkook

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在Spaceship买域名,第一次遇到了付款了但是域名没到的情况
最后客服选择退款让我再买一次()

#Spaceship #domain

Anyone has any opinions on https://www.netim.com/en as a #DNS #domain #registrar ? They seem to be based in Europe, have both TLDs I'm interested in, and apparently prices lower than I've seen in a bunch of others.

Edit: other recommendations also welcome.
#AskFedi #selfhosted #sysadmin

Netim | Domain Name, Email and SSL Certificate

With Netim, gain access to 1,300 TLDs at the best price! We also provide Email Solutions, SSL & HTTPS Certificates

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🔗 Mutation Logic Across All Domains

Power adapts itself to maintain control even as old forms become unacceptable. Throughout history, when domination faces legal or societal backlash, it evolves into new methods that serve the same …

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NIST Special Publication 800 - NIST SP 800-81r3 - #Secure #Domain Name System (#DNS) - Deployment Guide #PDF - https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/SpecialPublications/NIST.SP.800-81r3.pdf

Caring is the MOAT

Finding a problem you deeply care about is probably the most underrated part of building a business right now.

Here’s what I mean.

Software has become a commodity. Building it is easier than it’s ever been. The bar has genuinely never been lower. So the question is no longer “can you build it” but “do you actually have domain knowledge worth building around”.

And this creates two interesting things.

First, because anyone can build software, most people won’t bother. The motivation just isn’t there anymore. There’s no applause for shipping an app in 2026. It’s boring. It’s table stakes. So the entrepreneur who still shows up and does the boring execution work, simply because they care deeply about the problem, is going to outlast everyone else. Most people will quit. Caring is the actual competitive edge.

Second, people underestimate their own knowledge. If you know something deeply, it feels obvious to you. You assume everyone knows it. They don’t. That blind spot is actually where the opportunity lives. The fact that building feels easy to you doesn’t mean your target customer has the awareness, the clarity, or the critical thinking to solve their own problem. They need you to solve it for them.

And here’s the thing about “easy to build.” Yes, writing code is no longer hard. But figuring out what to build, how the workflow should feel, what the user journey looks like, what value you’re actually adding… that still requires a human brain. You still have to tell the agent what to do, same way you had to tell the computer through code. The bar for creativity has gone up, not down. Generic, mediocre products aren’t going to cut it anymore.

Once you have a real problem and a creative solution, it all comes down to execution. And execution is only sustainable when you genuinely care.

The real challenge right now isn’t building. It’s that you’re drowning in choices. Anything is possible to build, and it’s only getting easier. So you have to ask yourself, what domain do I actually feel pain in? Where do I see people around me struggling every single day? And is someone willing to pay for a solution?

That’s it. That’s the whole game right now.

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