domain theft

Welcome to the 'domain theft' tag page at Technorati. This page features content from the farthest reaches of the Blogosphere that authors have "tagged" with 'domain theft'.

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “domain theft”

• Indictment Shows Ease of Hijacking Domain Name

  
  Domain Name Wire — Authority: 599
  Three hackers indicted for hijacking domain name. An indictment against three hackers involved in hijacking the Comcast.net domain name last year shows how easy it is to pull it off: just get access to the administrative contact’s email address. The U.S. government has charged three hackers with doing just ...
  2 days ago

• New Jersey Indicts Alleged Domain Thief

  
  Domain Name Wire — Authority: 599
  New Jersey hands down first every indictment for domain theft. New Jersey today handed down an indictment ( pdf ) against Daniel Goncalves, alleged thief of the P2P.com domain name. The Division of Criminal Justice Major Crimes/Computer Analysis & Technology Unit obtained a seven-count state grand jury ...
  6 days ago

• Grand Jury Indicts Daniel Goncalves On Domain Theft Charges

  
  Domain Name News — Authority: 571
  New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram announced in a press release today that Union, New Jersey resident Daniel Goncalves was indicted today.  Criminal Justice Director Deborah Gramiccioni stated that the Division of Criminal Justice Major Crimes/Computer Analysis & Technology Unit obtained a seven-count ...
  6 days ago

• Lawsuit Against Tucows Provides Glimpse Into Domain Theft

  
  Domain Name Wire — Authority: 599
  Lawsuit provides complete correspondence in alleged domain heist. A lawsuit against Tucows provides a rare, detailed glimpse into a possible domain theft. The suit was brought by Mrs. Jello, LLC against Tucows with regards to a domain name purchased by Mrs. Jello (MJ). MJ bought the domain name W9.com for $20,000 ...
  3 weeks ago

• Domain Registrars Often Blamed for Customers’ Mistakes

  
  Domain Name Wire — Authority: 599
  Critical customer mistakes often blamed on domain registrars. When online backup service CrashPlan.com went down earlier this month, the company was quick to blame its domain name registrar GoDaddy . Code 42 Software, which runs the CrashPlan.com service, tweeted about how GoDaddy “mistakenly removed our ...
  4 weeks ago

Comments about domain theft