Microsoft seized 23 domains this week from No-IP, a provider of dynamic DNS services, after filing a civil suit alleging that the domains in question were used to distribute malware. The domains, ...

Microsoft has returned control of most of the domains it seized last week from Vitalwerks, a Reno, Nev.-based firm that runs the popular No-IP.com dynamic DNS service, as part of a campaign to shut ...

A mechanism for allocating a specific host name / domain name in an environment other than a fixed IP address "Dynamic DNS"Has been accepted as a hotbed of malware, Microsoft has filed an injunction ...

Note: Microsoft has issued a new statement on this story. Their comments are at the end of this article. Update: Additional information has surfaced, including details on the impact this takedown has ...

Note: This is an update to the original story, which can be seen here. New details have emerged in the aftermath of Microsoft’s actions against Vitalwerks – the company that operates No-IP (noip.com).

Most internet users don't think twice about their IP address, but for anyone hosting servers or accessing devices remotely, choosing between dynamic DNS and static IP is crucial for both cost and ...