DNS

10 ISP’s Found to be Using Search Redirects to Make Easy Money

by Mike Mansell August 5, 2011

As someone who spends the majority of my day on the Internet (probably a tad more than I should), I like to think that I have a sacred bond with my Internet Service Provider (ISP). After all, if my ISP didn’t do their job and provide me with my uplink to the world, I would [...]

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EXCLUSIVE: Interview with David Ulevitch (OpenDNS CEO)

by Jeff Weisbein March 22, 2011

As part of our continuing interview/Q&A session series, I got in touch with David Ulevitch, the Founder and CEO of OpenDNS. If you’re not familiar with OpenDNS, I’d recommend you check out the review I wrote (video included) a while back. However, in short, OpenDNS is company which provides DNS (Domain Name System) services for [...]

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Dyn Inc. Acquires EveryDNS

by Jeff Weisbein January 12, 2010

David Ulevitch started EveryDNS while he was a freshman in college back in June 2001. Now nearly nine years later, EveryDNS provides simple, reliable and secure DNS services to the Internet community. It currently delivers DNS services to over 400,000 domains. Today, Dyn Inc. the company who owns and operates DynDNS.com has announced it acquired [...]

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OpenDNS Serves 20 Billion DNS Requests In One Day

by Jeff Weisbein December 16, 2009

OpenDNS has been around for quite some time now, I use them myself, though lately I have been messing around with Google’s DNS (since it’s new and well I’m a geek). Nonetheless, David Ulevitch (OpenDNS founder), just posted on his Facebook and Twitter that yesterday OpenDNS served 20 Billion DNS requests. That is a single-day [...]

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