katslime

And to be honest, the actual cause of the harm to these people done every day, is not in fact the result of the lack of transparency in domain registration, but in fact the unwillingness of police in their local jurisdictions to go after criminals. A good example of this would be Jim Browning, who has offered information to police departments operating within India relating to scammers and... he has never got a response.

WHOIS data cannot be handled in this way as this would be a violation of GDPR.

Does being faced with "This story requires our BI Prime membership. To read the full article, simply click here to claim your deal and get access to all exclusive Business Insider PRIME content." not say enough...? I assume the user meant that it has a paywall.

The YubiKey 5C is really quite small in comparison to the normal YubiKey 5.

I think people would rather trade their security for convenience, which in the first place is why Chrome is so popular, with its inbuilt tie-in to Google services. Sure, you could provide an open-source browser that's security focused, but what makes it compelling to the end-user to switch away from Chrome? I don't think many laymen particularly care about this situation.