Larry Seltzer writes for eWeek, “A potentially lucrative minefield for phishing domains may open up through a series of developments currently underway. One of them is the move by some governments to develop alternative root servers. The other is the development of internationalized domain names, especially top-level domains. In at least one case the two are combined.”
He discusses his concern about these expansions of the DNS in ways that seem destined to provide massive new opportunities for abuse. Read his full article here.
Source: eWeek Article – January 7, 2008 by Larry Seltzer
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