DNS Abuse and Criminal Infrastructure
Evidence suggests that criminals may control a substantial share of new gTLD registrations. Although the precise scale remains contested, the article asks whether current DNS Abuse measures adequately address wider misuse of domain names.
Summary
Criminals appear to hold a significant portion of new gTLD registrations, raising concerns about the effectiveness of existing DNS Abuse measures. The article questions whether these measures are sufficient to combat the broader misuse of domain names.
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