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DNS News

Domain Name System (DNS) is a distributed computer system for obtaining a domain’s data. Generally, DNS works as a translator for readily memorized domain names to the numerical IP addresses of the host — i.e., PCs or other devices — needed for identifying and finding their location. DNS is an important part of the internet’s functioning, as it provides a global, distributed directory service. DNS was first used in 1985. A DNS-server works as an application for answering DNS requests via certain protocols. With the appearance of the technology of Bitcoin, DNS is about to change. New blockchain-based DNS offers more flexibility and varied opportunities, as the rules can be baked right into the code. Besides this, DNS on blockchain can reduce operating costs.
Onename made a big announcement on September 12 at the Blockstack Summit 2015. Co-founder, Muneeb Ali, revealed during his keynote presentation that the Namecoi...
Onename Drops Namecoin, Switches to Bitcoin
Jamie Redman
2015-09-14T10:22:35+01:00
1921
What will the Internet look like in 10 years? Or 50? If the Internet's rapid evolution so far is any indication, it won't be the Internet we know today.
How Cryptocurrency Can Decentralize the Internet, Fight Corruption
Matchpool
2015-08-05T12:33:11+01:00
636
Distributed identity database Onename, has announced Passcard, a new identification method for the digital era that holds the ambition of becoming our "all acce...
Passcard Wants To Be Our 'All Access Pass to Everything' for Digital Age
Diana Ngo
2015-05-12T15:05:12+01:00
1066
If not for DNS (domain name systems), very few people would be able to visit Cointelegraph.com. They'd have to know that our server's IP address is something li...
Can Netki Do For Bitcoin What DNS Did For The Internet?
Amanda B. Johnson
2015-05-08T09:04:00+01:00
1362
Michael Dean is host of the Freedom Feens podcast, but more importantly, he was one of the earliest (and loudest) advocates of Namecoin as a decentralized DNS s...
Why Namecoin Didn't Take Off: A Cautionary Tale
Amanda B. Johnson
2015-05-01T17:17:49+01:00
5045
Put the word "blockchain" together with the acronym "DNS" and what do you get?
Change Is Coming: How the Blockchain Will Transform the Domain Name Business
Mike Ward
2015-04-23T14:11:00+01:00
2417
Cryptostorm, the VPN (virtual private network) service providers, revealed to Cointelegraph that they’ve been using Bitcoin and Namecoin to power their portal t...
Cryptostorm VPN Unites White and Dark Webs, Supports Namecoin, Tor and I2P Domains
Juan S. Galt
2015-03-31T16:24:00+01:00
987
DarkWallet's website went down for a while, causing rapid and unfounded speculation. It has since come back online, but the developers need more support.
What Is Happening With DarkWallet? It's Broke, And Needs Your Help
Ian DeMartino
2014-08-15T21:47:58+01:00
450

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