It’s getting to the point where you don’t need any computer skills to effectively take down an Internet site. Why bother, when domain name registrars make it so easy? As the original domain name ...

This week saw the UDRP’s fourth reverse domain hijacking decision this year with a close shave in another due to a split decision An April 8 decision from the Czech Arbitration Court, published ...

Domains.co.za, a trusted South African provider of domain name registrations and web hosting, has announced its newest ...

More than a dozen Russian cybercriminals are taking advantage of opening in the Domain Name System (DNS) by deploying the "Sitting Ducks" attack that targets DNS providers. In this kind of attack, a ...

Decentralized cross-chain protocol Frax Finance's domain was hijacked early Wednesday, but the team behind the project has gotten it back under their control with help from their domain registrar.

A trade mark owner who defensively registered typos of its mark was subjected to a UDRP, but the complainant was found guilty of reverse domain name hijacking Defensive registrations are the bane of ...

A recent report from Palo Alto Networks’s Unit 42 exposes the persistent and evolving threat of DNS hijacking, a stealthy tactic cybercriminals use to reroute internet traffic. By leveraging passive ...

This is a technical issue and I don't know where to post this (non of the tech forums seem to be an appropriate category), but I plead with the ARS hivemind for assistance. Or advice, or just a kindly ...

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I was fortunate to work with the team that won a $125,000+ judgment against the City of Paris (France, not Texas) for reverse domain name hijacking. In laymen’s terms, that is when an alleged ...