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Typosquatting and the 2020 U.S. Presidential election

In the United States, it’s the upcoming presidential election of 2020. As of 20 September, there are 19 Democratic candidates and 4 Republicans, including President Donald Trump. Politics aside, Photon Research Team thought it would be interesting to use this pool of candidates as a backdrop for research into typosquatted domains; following the 2016 presidential election, it was a fair bet we would find some interesting tidbits using our SearchLight™ platform.

WiFi Security: Dispelling myths of using public networks

In this blog we are going to review where this view of dangerous public WiFi networks came from, how close ...

Honeypots: Tracking Attacks Against Misconfigured or Exposed Services

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