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Ted lives in Durham, New Hampshire, USA, with his wife Margaret, children Jamie, Amelia, Anastasia, and dog Tyler. He consults and gives keynotes on Technology, Security, and Business. He loves flyfishing, ham radio, and great food and wine.

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Govern 'Net globally

As I promised, as I've just been reminded, I put my USA article on Internet governance up on demop.com.

This is the one that caused a flurry of hate mail, calling me a traitor, anti-American, blah blah blah. So what's that got to do with the Internet?

It's a few months old, but nothing has changed, although I'll add:
A lot of Windows-type people really don't understand the difference between a simple naming system, like DNS, which simple tracks domain names like demop.com and underlying Internet addresses like 202.33.25.4.22, and Active Directory, which is more of a database.

DNS should not be junked up by adding all sorts of (can I say "crap"?) that doesn't belong there. No offense intended to Active Directory, which is a great thing!

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Most Internet users have been targeted by criminal phishing emails, yet less than one third have any idea what phishing is, and only 3.5% have changed their habits due to the threat of phishing!

Risks include Identity Theft, Credit Card fraud, and more.

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