Welcome to our bi-weekly newsletter about the WebSniffer project, the web, computer networks, and cybersecurity 👋

This newsletter issue is divided into the following three sections:

🌐 WebSniffer Updates
🗓️ Events
📰 News

🌐 WebSniffer Updates

In this section, you will learn about the latest product updates of the WebSniffer project.

WebSniffer is an internet intelligence platform in the making that is going to track changes on the web and provide actionable insights to its users. The platform can currently view HTTP response headers of any web page, perform domain name lookups, IP address lookups, reverse DNS lookups, and provide users information such as their IP address, user agent, and more. You can also generate secure random passwords with WebSniffer.

✨ Launching New Blog, Press Room, and Glossary

WebSniffer is excited to announce the launch of our new blog, press room, and glossary of internet terms and acronyms. Check out our blog (RSS available) for updates on the development of the WebSniffer project and our future plans. Stay informed with the latest news and major updates by visiting our press room (RSS available), and brush up on your internet terminology with our glossary.

📝 Blog: “WebSniffer 2022: A Year in Review“

The year 2022 was the most dynamic year yet for the WebSniffer project. Let's walk though some of the changes that this year brought. Read the full blog post.

📝 Blog: “WebSniffer's New Year Resolutions for 2023“

WebSniffer has released its 2023 new year resolutions, which include upgrading the web interface, adding API support and plans, and adding new modules. Read the full blog post.

🗓️ Events

Following is a selection of interesting events that we recommend attending:

📅 ICANN for Beginners: Universal Acceptance
Date: Tue, 17 Jan - Wed, 18 Jan 2023
Location: Virtual

📅 NDC Security
Date: January 15-18, 2023
Location: Oslo, Norway

📰 News

Here are some interesting news from the web, computer networks, and cybersecurity fields that are worth sharing 👇

🗞️ First LastPass, now Slack and CircleCI. The hacks go on (and will likely worsen)

Just a few days ago, the world has learned of serious breaches hitting Slack and CircleCI, though giving the companies' opaque wording—“security issue” and “security incident,” respectively—you'd be forgiven for thinking these events were minor.

🗞️ An Epik crash – 2022 top stories

A popular and controversial domain name registrar Epik experienced a run on the bank in the year 2022, and it continues to try to make customers whole.

🗞️ ChatGPT Artificial Intelligence: An Upcoming Cybersecurity Threat?

The role of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity is growing. A new AI model highlights the opportunities and challenges.

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Web, Computer Networks & Cybersecurity News

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