Subscribe to the WebSniffer newsletter!
The WebSniffer newsletter is a bi-weekly publication that brings you the latest updates and information on all things web-related.
To subscribe to the WebSniffer newsletter, simply enter your email address in the subscription form below and press the "Subscribe" button.
Each issue of the WebSniffer newsletter contains the following 3 sections.
In the section "WebSniffer updates," you will learn about the latest product updates of the WebSniffer project.
The "Events" section lists a hand-picked selection of interesting events that we recommend to attend. The events often cover the topics of Internet governance, domain name business, and cybersecurity-focused events.
The events in this section that we recommend to attend are frequently hosted by organizations like, for example, ICANN, RIPE NCC, the Internet Society, and some other Internet and cybersecurity authorities. The recommended events are mostly free of charge and can be attended online.
The "News" section of the newsletter contains some interesting, curated selection of news related to the web, computer networks, and cybersecurity fields that are worth reading.
There are two ways to subscribe to the WebSniffer newsletter. Before subscribing, you can also check out previous newsletter issues that are available on both of the newsletter platforms, which are listed below.
First, you can subscribe via Substack by entering your email address in the subscription form at websniffer.substack.com. This will allow you to receive our newsletter directly in your inbox. Simply enter your email address and click "Subscribe" to start receiving the latest news and updates from WebSniffer. Substack is the preferred and most reliable way to subscribe to the WebSniffer newsletter.
Alternatively, you can also subscribe via LinkedIn by opening our LinkedIn newsletter page and pressing the "Subscribe" button there. This will ensure that you receive updates and new issues of the newsletter directly in your inbox, as well as in your LinkedIn feed.
Either way, we would be glad to see you among our newsletter subscribers. We hate spam and promise to keep your email address safe. If you have any ideas or suggestions on how to improve the newsletter, please let us know or share your thoughts in one of our community spaces.