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	ICANN \| .NET Application Form
		VeriSign continued to be actively involved in the Transfer Implementation Committee and the Transfer Assistance Group, as well as with registrars and registries leading up to the actual implementation of the new policy on 12 November 2004.
		VeriSign employs a vice president of policy and compliance, as well as a compliance officer to monitor and ensure that VeriSign's performance is in accordance with the contractual Code of Conduct requirement.
		VeriSign has been particularly concerned about the impact on registrars and therefore has solicited their input to make sure that the migration plan is designed in both an effective and flexible manner that accommodates varying registrar needs while ensuring security and stability at both the registry and registrar levels.
	www.icann.org /tlds/net-rfp/applications/verisign.htm (15739 words)

	VeriSign issues fraudulent Microsoft code-signing certificates
		VeriSign issued two code-signing certificates that have been found to be fraudulent and could be used to trick users into installing malicious code onto their computers, the security company said Thursday.
		VeriSign began investigating the certificates almost immediately after they were issued, but it was a full two weeks before they were officially revoked.
		VeriSign says more than 500,000 code-signing certificates have been issued to date, and this is the first time any bogus certificates have been issued.
	www.networkworld.com /news/2001/0322vsign.html (1015 words)

	Analyst Stands By Verisign Despite SEC Probe - Forbes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Verisign (nasdaq: VRSN - news - people), an Internet and telecom infrastructure services provider, announced that it received a grand jury subpoena Monday for documents relating to its stock options grants practices.
		Verisign said that, in response, it is commencing an internal review.
		Scott Kessler, an equities research analyst at Standard and Poor's, said he was concerned that Verisign did not disclose its internal review and SEC inquiry earlier and that its current chief executive officer, Stratton Sclavos, and chief financial officer, Dana Evan, had received such grants.
	www.forbes.com /home/markets/2006/06/28/verisign-sec-0628markets07.html (302 words)

	500 Error - 500 Error from VeriSign, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		VeriSign (Nasdaq: VRSN) operates intelligent infrastructure services that enable and protect billions of interactions across the world's voice and data networks.
		VeriSign offerings include SSL, SSL Certificates, two-factor authentication, identity protection, managed network security, public key infrastructure (PKI), security consulting, information management, as well as solutions for intelligent communications, commerce, and content.
		VeriSign is also building next-generation service offerings for emerging opportunities such as RFID-enabled supply chains, VoIP technology, and digital-content distribution over mobile and broadband networks.
	rss.verisign.com (152 words)

	Welcome to the Infrablog
		The VeriSign PIP is being opened up for use as a public beta now as a way to help encourage and accelerate development of OpenID-enabled applications and services.
		VeriSign has been working on all three of these items, and I’ll be announcing and discussing details of our efforts here in the coming days and weeks.
		Please note that VeriSign may, in our sole discretion, remove comments if they are off topic or inappropriate.
	blogs.verisign.com /infrablog (3531 words)

	Products & Services - Network Security - VeriSign UK Ltd.
		VeriSign UK Limited operates intelligent infrastructure services that enable and protect billions of interactions every day across the world’s voice and data networks.
		VeriSign UK Limited is a member of the VeriSign (Nasdaq: VRSN) family of companies.
		VeriSign operates intelligent infrastructure services that enable and protect billions of interactions across the world's voice and data networks.
	www.verisign.co.uk /products-services (217 words)

	VeriSign info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		VeriSign last week announced an expansion of its log-management service beyond firewalls, operating systems and intrusion-detection systems to collecting log data related to applications and databases.
		VeriSign is expanding beyond its roots as a security and DNS specialist to become a behind-the-scenes provider of mobile content services through a series of acquisitions completed in recent weeks.
		VeriSign Tuesday announced plans to acquire Kontiki for $62 million with the intention of entering the broadband content services market, the company said in a statement.
	www.networkworld.com /news/financial/verisign.html (1196 words)

	VeriSign und IBM stellen gemeinsame Produkte vor - VeriSign Deutschland GmbH
		VeriSign and IBM unveiled the first set of jointly developed security services and solutions to emerge from a global alliance the two companies forged earlier this year.
		VeriSign AMS enables IT managers to maximize the scope, effectiveness and efficiency of security policy implementations through a single, Web-based console.
		VeriSign Access Management Service features a single sign-on feature for authorized users, allowing them to quickly gain access to a wealth of network applications and services, which can save organizations considerable time and money on help desk support.
	www.verisign.de /verisign-inc/page_017575.html (1192 words)

	Microsoft, VeriSign, and Certificate Revocation
		Clearly, VeriSign is leaving it to the actual crypto-library developers to either retrieve a CRL from its well-known URL, or to somehow give users a means to manually install a VeriSign CRL after it's been manually downloaded.
		The plain and simple fact is that VeriSign did not provide the CRL distribution point extension of RFC 2459, and it was within standardized practice to omit it.
		But if their principal provider of certificates, VeriSign, doesn't include the optional feature pivotal to their revocation infrastructure, then they are left with an utterly vacuous meaning for "working", much less for "revocation infrastructure".
	amug.org /~glguerin/opinion/revocation.html (6013 words)

	About VeriSign
		At VeriSign, we want everyone to reap the benefits of the ongoing revolution in digital commerce and communications.
		VeriSign is a global enterprise with offices throughout the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, Latin America, and North America, supported by a widespread international network of data centers and operations centers.
		As next-generation networks emerge, VeriSign will be there, deploying the intelligent infrastructure services necessary for everything from RFID supply chains, to inter-enterprise voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) to the seamless delivery of mobile content.
	www.verisign.com.au /corporate (210 words)

	Workers Trade Password Security For Starbucks - News by InformationWeek
		Internet security and infrastructure company VeriSign said that 85% of participants in a "lighthearted, unscientific" survey compromised their actual password, or revealed hints about their password, for a cup of coffee.
		VeriSign says the findings demonstrate that more-secure forms of user authentication are necessary to protect against online identity theft.
		The results also could be interpreted to indicate that the survey's respondents aren't as foolish as they appear, since several reportedly said they'd change their passwords upon returning to their computers.
	www.informationweek.com /story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=162600315 (327 words)

	VeriSign Whois Search - .com .net .edu Whois from VeriSign, Inc.
		You agree not to use electronic processes that are automated and high-volume to access or query the Whois database except as reasonably necessary to register domain names or modify existing registrations.
		VeriSign reserves the right to restrict your access to the Whois database in its sole discretion to ensure operational stability.
		VeriSign may restrict or terminate your access to the Whois database for failure to abide by these terms of use.
	www.verisign-grs.com /cgi-bin/whois (293 words)

	VeriSign buys .tv Web domain \| CNET News.com (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		VeriSign operates the registry for Internet addresses that end with the suffixes.com,.net and.org, handling the database where the names and subscriptions are stored.
		Separately, VeriSign announced Monday that it would pay $340 million in stock and cash to acquire H.O. Systems, which makes billing and customer management software for wireless carriers.
		VeriSign said it would combine H.O.'s SpeedSuite products with the products offered by its Illuminet subsidiary, which operates an independent carrier-to-carrier switching network that allows carriers to route landline and wireless calls and offer caller ID, roaming and other services.
	news.com.com.cob-web.org:8888 /VeriSign+buys+.tv+Web+domain/2100-1023_3-802156.html (296 words)

	redhat.com \| Red Hat Providing VeriSign With Linux-Based Servers
		VeriSign maintains the definitive database of over 27 million Web addresses in.com and.net - the world's most recognizable top-level domains and responds to over 9 billion DNS look-ups daily.
		As more and more businesses and enterprises move their business functions to the Internet, VeriSign must maintain near total accuracy and load-balancing for the billions of daily DNS queries.
		In a significant cost-reduction maneuver, VeriSign is migrating over 2,000 servers, many of them boasting extremely high performance, from Unix to Red Hat Linux running on Intel chips.
	www.redhat.com /about/presscenter/2003/press_verisign.html (597 words)

	VeriSign strikes Microsoft authentication deal \| Tech News on ZDNet
		VeriSign says the collaboration will produce tools for enterprise network authentication--or identity verification--that are cheaper and more easily installed than current technologies.
		VeriSign promised that the new system would be featured in a variety of applications for Microsoft products, including virtual private networks, wireless-access systems and e-mail security tools.
		VeriSign representatives said the Microsoft-based authentication service would greatly increase companies' ability to create more secure enterprise networks without investing in new operating system software.
	news.zdnet.com /2100-1009_22-5164860.html (689 words)

	Naming Services from VeriSign, Inc.
		VeriSign Naming Services is the largest domain name registry in the world, managing over 50 million digital identities in over 350 languages.
		VeriSign helps registrars expand markets and increase renewals with critical technology and unmatched experience.
		VeriSign has two platforms for registrars to access the different registries and services maintained by VeriSign: the COM NET Registry/Registrar Protocol software and the Name Store Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP) platform.
	www.verisign-grs.com /idn (280 words)

	Wired News: VeriSign to Shut Down Site Finder
		VeriSign earlier had rejected suspension requests from ICANN, but the latest carried a legal threat.
		VeriSign officials have described the service as a useful navigational tool for lost Web surfers -- though it also generates unspecified revenues from two search engine partners.
		Twomey said VeriSign "has both a legal and a practical obligation to be responsible in its actions," and he said the service violates several contractual provisions, including ones on equal access and operating unauthorized services.
	www.wired.com /news/business/0,1367,60682,00.html (690 words)

	Go Daddy Sues VeriSign Over Site Finder
		Go Daddy’s lawsuit claims that VeriSign is misusing its position as the.com and.net domain registry to gain an unfair competitive advantage by intercepting (and profiting from) internet traffic resulting from the scores of invalid domain names that are typed into users’ browsers on a daily basis.
		VeriSign’s service looks at the name the user mistyped, then guesses which name the user intended to type, or what the user may be interested in.
		And it is VeriSign who directly benefits from all these additional forced registrations, because VeriSign operates the registry from which the names must be purchased.
	www.circleid.com /posts/go_daddy_sues_verisign_over_site_finder (1668 words)

	Information Services - Domain Name Registry from VeriSign, Inc.
		VeriSign is the authoritative directory provider of all.com,.net,.cc, and.tv domain names, and an industry leader in Information Services to globalize access to the Internet.
		VeriSign innovators conduct technology and business research to further our core purpose: to create and operate transformational infrastructure that becomes indispensable to society.
		VeriSign Naming Services manages the core domain name business as the registry for over 50 million digital identities, and grows this business through product evolution (e.g., Internationalized Domain Names), market expansion (e.g.
	www.1globalplace.com (271 words)

	VeriSign tapped to secure Internet voting \| CNET News.com
		VeriSign announced Monday that it will provide key components of a system designed to let Americans abroad cast absentee votes over the Internet.
		The contract was granted by consulting firm Accenture, which is working with the U.S. Department of Defense on a voting system known as the Secure Electronic Registration and Voting Experiment.
		VeriSign has been selected to host the servers and information needed to authenticate voters and ensure that they cast only one vote.
	news.com.com /2100-1029-5083772.html (464 words)

	Textism: Hoopla and Verisign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In early April, hoopla.com, a web domain belonging to the talented writer and designer Leslie Harpold, was transferred to another party on the authority of a faked document.
		Despite boasts of due diligence from the original registrar, NetSol (now Verisign) and the registrar who brokered the hijacking, AITDomains, this situation has yet to be resolved.
		And after that, I agree: put Verisign to death.
	www.textism.com /article/494 (338 words)

	ICANN urges VeriSign to suspend SiteFinder \| The Register
		This VeriSign wildcard redirects traffic that would otherwise have resulted in a "no domain" response to a VeriSign-operated website, called Site Finder, the features, search results and links to paid advertisements.
		The document suggests VeriSign's "wildcard" service goes against "two basic principles of architectural design which have served the Internet well for many years": the Robustness Principle and the (splendidly named) Principle Of Least Astonishment, which says a program should always respond in the way that is least likely to astonish the user.
		VeriSign DNS change broke my HP printer (letters)
	www.theregister.co.uk /2003/09/22/icann_urges_verisign_to_suspend (462 words)

	Microsoft Finds Unlikely InfoCard Ally
		Verisign chief executive Stratton Sclavos used the spotlight of his keynote to outline how the two authentication technologies would work together to allow users to access both systems without complications.
		Verisign said SanDisk and Motorola had already signed on to support the project with USB devices and cell phones.
		Verisign's announcement comes less than 24 hours after Microsoft chairman Bill Gates urged an industry-wide push toward trust-based, multifactor authentication systems to help solve the clutter of dealing with multiple passwords for different Web-based accounts.
	www.eweek.com /article2/0,1895,1927467,00.asp (1229 words)

	Stop Verisign DNS Abuse Petition (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		is anti-competitive, providing Verisign with 20 million eyeballs per day for "free", while not paying for the domains they are resolving.
		d) that Verisign be reprimanded for their monopolistic abuse of the DNS system, and return all audited gross revenues from their Sitefinder system to stakeholders, via a payment to the Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO) of ICANN in the name of the Non-Commercial constituency
		The Stop Verisign DNS Abuse Petition to ICANN was created by and written by George Kirikos.
	www.petitiononline.com.cob-web.org:8888 /icanndns (332 words)

	VeriSign, Inc. (VRSN) - Investor Relations
		VeriSign, Inc. (Nasdaq: VRSN), operates intelligent infrastructure services that enable and protect billions of interactions every day across the worldâ€™s voice and data networks.
		With a strong heritage in the Internet, security, and telecommunications, VeriSign allows global enterprises, operators, service providers, and media companies to improve operational efficiencies and rapidly pursue revenue-generating opportunities.
		News Corporation and VeriSign Announce Joint Venture to Create Leading Global Mobile Entertainment Company; News Corporation to Acquire Controlling Interest in Jamba; World's Largest Mobile Entertainment Company
	investor.verisign.com (150 words)

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