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Domain Hijacking, Cookie Theft, and Conducting Quality DNS Audits: How to Protect Your Company and Improve Your Cyber-Rating ?

Without DNS, there would be no Internet. This critical system, which translates domain names into IP addresses, is however a giant with feet of clay as it is vulnerable to numerous threats: domain hijacking, cookie theft, outdated configurations, and more. To address these issues, researchers at Orange have developed DSecO, an open-source ontology that transforms your DNS zones into a queryable knowledge graph. This tool enables automatic identification of at-risk configurations and facilitates high-quality DNS audits. The project is available as open source and awaits your contributions to enhance the security of the Web of tomorrow.
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With prplOS, the Box Becomes a Service Platform

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A woman is working on a laptop inside a data center. She is standing between rows of server racks illuminated by blue and green indicator lights, in a technical and secure environment.

Future Cloud-Native Private 5G Networks Are Being Invented and Tested with French Partners in the IPCEI ME/CT Project.

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Security Assignment for Open-Source Processor Architecture: TEEs for RISC-V

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Network resilience: Orange prepares infrastructure to withstand climactic and systemic shocks

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From Telco to TechCo: Philippe Ensarguet to instil tech culture in Orange Group DNA

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RIC Testing as a Platform, a free, open source Open RAN tool

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