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Come on guys only 49 more days to go
https://www.dotfurry.org/

#furry #TLD #TopLevelDomain #fundraiser

For those of us who operate in the .au domain space (com.au, org.au, id.au, or au direct), such as @geton), there are some changes proposed in the au Domain Licensing Review that will actually make life better. Shocking, I know.

The "Investor Class" — those who only see internet domains as another way to make money — probably won't be terribly happy. Sad.

#Australia #Internet #TopLevelDomain #TLD #Rules

It's been a while since I've found a need to do this, and I assume tools have changed a bit, so some #FediHelp would be appreciated...

What is the most accurate way to find existing #DomainNames , or more specifically, #SubDomains , where I already know the #TLD ?

#VirusTotal allows me to drill down from the main serving IP address to get to the #ASN - then reference the "Relations" tab for passive #DNS replication -BUT- I suspect the list may only be partially complete and/or 'outdated'.

I used to follow someone here who publish statistics on TLD usage on their website. It's a pretty old website that looks like plain HTML. I think its profile picture is mostly dark. Does this ring a bell for anyone?

#CTI #threatintel #tld

In September 2025, the auDA Board appointed an external Policy Advisory Panel to undertake a review of the .au Licensing Rules (​​​​​the Rules). Following an initial public consultation phase (September 2025 to March 2026), the Panel has now released its Draft Report setting out recommendations for proposed changes to the Rules.

We invite .au members and stakeholders to provide their feedback on the Draft Report as part of this next phase of consultation.

You can share your views by attending one of the Panel-led consultation sessions, either online or in person:

Virtual Town Hall 1 – Wednesday 17 June
Virtual Town Hall 2 – Thursday 18 June
In-person workshop (Melbourne) – Monday 6 July
In-person workshop (Sydney) – Tuesday 7 July

You can also provide feedback via a written submission on the auDA website.

Consultation closes on 10 July at 11:59pm AEST.

Web version of this notice: https://info.auda.org.au/webmail/872051/2436244363/147c55e95ec0acf371643a4fbd8ce83e205b029ebd92d57352909ed0aa710249

#AuDA #Internet #TLD #Australia