SSL Certificates Are Not Magic Pixie Dust – Basic Website Security Tips
Since the big names in tech like Google now require SSLs for all websites - or else present you with ...
Blacknight is Ready for Strong Customer Authentication Credit Card Transactions
A major change is coming to credit card transactions in the European Union on January 1st, and Blacknight is ready. ...
Public Service Announcement: Please, For the Love of God, Turn on Two-Factor Authentication
A friendly, or rather a forceful reminder that you should absolutely be using Two-Factor Authentication on your Blacknight Control Panel ...
Blacknight (and Everyone Else) Are Phasing Out Two-Year SSLs Because Google Says So
This is a notice for all Blacknight customers who may have purchased a 2-year SSL Certificate through Blacknight - from August 19, 2020, these will no ...
Working From Home? We Share Our Security Guidelines
All of our staff have been working from home for the last few months. Due to the nature of ...
Seven Simple Steps to Online Security
We live in the cloud, enjoying the convenience and benefits of information at our command, collaboration in an instant, ...
Blacknight, GoDaddy, PIR, Tucows, Nominet, Neustar, Donuts, Afilias & Amazon Take Stand on Domain Abuse
We are big fans of the internet as a whole. Of course as a business you'd kind of expect us ...
Secure Your Account With 2 Step Verification
We're adding a new security feature to our systems this week which will make your account login more secure. What ...
Minor Changes to our Login Process
We are currently working on making some changes to the login process for the main Blacknight control panel. At the ...
Phishing Attack Targeting Blacknight
We'll try to keep this short and to the point. Over the last few days there have been a number ...
ICANN Changing the DNS Root Crypto Keys Today
At 1600 UTC today (1700 Dublin time) ICANN will be doing a "key rollover" of the DNS root. What that ...
Don’t Scare Away Your Customers
With the release of Chrome 68 (July 24th 2018) if your website doesn't have an SSL secure certificate visitors to ...
