Showing posts with label domains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label domains. Show all posts

18 October 2016

Combat The Risks of Impersonation Emails, Imitative Domain Names



source: How to combat the risks of impersonation emails, imitative domains | Thompson Coburn LLP - JDSupra

13 September 2016

.INSURANCE, New Domain Name Option for the Insurance Industry



source: A New Domain Name Option for the Insurance Industry | Carlton Fields - JDSupra

09 September 2016

DC Circuit Denies Terror Victims’ Seizure of Internet Top-Level Domains



source: War of the World Wide Webs: D.C. Circuit Refuses Terror Victims’ Attempt to Seize Internet Domain Names | Proskauer - Minding Your Business - JDSupra

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11 January 2016

What China's Anti-Terrorism Law Means For ISPs and Domain Names

The State Council of China has published the Anti-Terrorism Law of the People's Republic of China, to combat the threat of terrorism. Service providers of various industries (including telecommunication and Internet service providers or ISPs) must comply--e.g., verify the true identity of the users/customers before they can provide any services to such users/customers, provide assistance and technological support (including technological interface and decryption) to the public security bureaus and national security authorities for the purpose of preventing and investigating terrorism activities, take security measures and adopt monitoring mechanisms to identify terrorism and extremism information. Presumably these provisions may also apply to domain name registry operators and registrars.



Source: China’s Anti-Terrorism Law – what it means for telecommunications and Internet service providers | DLA Piper - JDSupra:

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09 December 2015

Google Cracking Down on Advertising Fraud



source: Google Cracking Down on Advertising Fraud | Michelman & Robinson, LLP - JDSupra

Google is cracking down on domains that falsely represent advertising inventory with its Ad Traffic Quality Team, currently showcasing a filtering tool—DoubleClick Bid Manager (DBM)—that detects when publishers are trying to trick advertisers.

12 August 2015

Court Rejects Cybersquatting Claims For 16-Year Old Domain Name

Kneen Transcript of Preliminary Injunction Hearing-2

Court Rejects Cybersquatting Claims For 16-Year Old Domain Name

see also: Judge Throws Out Cybersquatting Claims For 16 Year Old Domain | TechCrunch

tags: Court, Cybersquatting, Claims, Domain Names, domains, trademarks

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12 December 2014

Cyber Criminals Will Now Have More Than 1000 New gTLDs To Exploit

While ICANN, its registrars and registries collect fees, cyber criminals fleece the public--

Security must include domain name protection, say experts - computerweekly.com: "... the issue of domain names is typically overlooked when designing an online security strategy, said Rob Cotton, chief executive at information assurance firm NCC Group. “Making sure you’ve got the right internet domains is often dismissed by executives as simply a job for the marketing department, but we’ve got an incident here that’s affected share price – and that’s going to send tremors right up to board level,” he said. How cyber criminals use fake sites - Cotton said vigilance in this regard is becoming increasingly important as cyber criminals now have more than 1,000 new generic top-level domains to exploit, such as .shop and .london. In October 2014, security researchers uncovered a cyber espionage campaign against military, diplomatic and defence industry targets in the US, Europe and Pakistan, that included fake websites. Although the campaign mainly used phishing emails, the attackers also compromised legitimate sites in Poland to redirect targeted visitors to a fake military contractor website. The fake site was almost identical to the compromised legitimate website, designed to infect victims’ computers with information-stealing malware." (read more at link above)

see also: expVC: Cybercrime, Rogue Registrars: Is ICANN Unfit For Internet Governance?
and
https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/correspondence/cooper-to-chehade-et-al-09dec14-en.pdf

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