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   | Microsoft exec in $1m domain-name con
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 |  Gudmundson was also associated with Microsoft's notorious 1999 Hotmail outage, which knocked 60 million users offline. The outage happened when the passport.com domain, which was needed for logins to Hotmail, was not renewed. Gudmundson was listed as the Microsoft contact for that domain registration. |
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