CryptoSec.info is now ChainSec.io

[cryptosec.info]

CryptoSec.info >>> ChainSec.io

After a good amount of thinking, I decided to rebrand the CryptoSec.info to ChainSec.io.

The reason being that .info domains seem to look scammy for a lot of people, and knowing that we're in the cryptocurrency space which is full of scammers, I won't be surprised if a lot of people look at CryptoSec.info as something suspicious. Unfortunately CryptoSec .com/.org/.net/.io are already taken so I had to rebrand to something else.

Anyway, to the few people who always link to CryptoSec.info when topics concerning security or privacy arise, I appreciate it a lot. All CryptoSec articles automatically 301 redirects to ChainSec so all those article links you lovely gentlemen/women posted will still work.

I know my website is just one small pawn in the grand scheme of things, but every small bit counts! I'll continue to work on the website to make crypto security as simple as possible for the masses. Thank you all and have a great productive day!

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[BenCodie]

If it means anything, I believe that you made the right move with the name change.

I would recommend expanding a bit more on the information you are offering. Everything you have right now is great from a beginner perspective. If you want a suggestion, I'd recommend explaining the importance of system security. A weak system renders a lot of information useless if a user is vulnerable. This is a great start though and I hope that you build on this resource!
 
P.S. I believe you should move this thread over to Service Announcements.

[Edcrypto91]

I believe you are right although changing a domain is vital for the growth and trust level of your site.
One of the main things to note is that your site has to make a difference because only domain name change is not enough to convince persons towards your crypto site especially when it comes to the aspect of investment therefore you need to make sure your site follows their policies properly and prevent scam as much as possible because even trust check sites which most people use before investing rate websites mostly based on reviews by people on the site.

[mk4]

One of the main things to note is that your site has to make a difference because only domain name change is not enough to convince persons towards your crypto site especially when it comes to the aspect of investment therefore you need to make sure your site follows their policies properly and prevent scam as much as possible because even trust check sites which most people use before investing rate websites mostly based on reviews by people on the site.

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Did you even check what the website is about? It doesn't even do any recommendations with concerning to investments; it's just a small website focused on crypto security.

[hugeblack]

The site contains useful information, but at least try a little with the interface, and indirect promotion of ledger may lose your credibility. I am not saying that there is a problem with promotion, but put a clear statement that this part is paid advertising.
What is the reason for choosing the new name? The old name sounds better.

[cryptosec.info]

The site contains useful information, but at least try a little with the interface, and indirect promotion of ledger may lose your credibility. I am not saying that there is a problem with promotion, but put a clear statement that this part is paid advertising.

Thanks for the tip. Just to be clear, it's not a direct sponsorship; but I earn a small amount from referral purchases. Hopefully earning a bit is fine for the community, as building this website took a good amount of effort. Not to mention that I'm personally a fan of Ledger products regardless if I earn referral commission or not.

What is the reason for choosing the new name? The old name sounds better.

I think the old name sounds better as well. The change was purely for the TLD. .io is simply far better than .info

[hugeblack]

Thanks for the tip. Just to be clear, it's not a direct sponsorship; but I earn a small amount from referral purchases.

Thank you. Some articles are good in terms of writing and wording, but the problem is always that the bias in writing the article, especially when it contains links to that service, gives the impression that it is a paid service and thus reduces your credibility, but in general the available information is good.

Overall, I wish you good luck and make a good profit with as few ads as possible.