typosquatting

BlackRock filed a legal complaint in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia against the owners of 44 internet domain names containing keywords such as “Blackrock,” “Aladdin,” “capital,” “crypto” and “investments.” The asset manager alleges the domains were...

BlackRock filed a legal complaint in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia against the owners of 44 internet domain names containing keywords such as “Blackrock,” “Aladdin,” “capital,” “crypto” and “investments.” The asset manager alleges the domains were...

https://talkingpointsmemo.com/morning-memo/miami-beach-police-fliers-trump-2024-link-online-store-merchandise-traffic-stops They accidentally Wrote MiamiDadeClerk.com when the official site is miami-dadeclerk.com quite an incompetent domain name for one of the largest counties in America...

https://talkingpointsmemo.com/morning-memo/miami-beach-police-fliers-trump-2024-link-online-store-merchandise-traffic-stops They accidentally Wrote MiamiDadeClerk.com when the official site is miami-dadeclerk.com quite an incompetent domain name for one of the largest counties in America...

TechRadar Pro had a chat with David Sygula, Senior Cybersecurity Analyst, CyberAngel to discuss why it’s time for a more coordinated response from domain registrars, ISP’s, security vendors, and businesses to help take these domains down quickly and effectively. …. What can be done to...

TechRadar Pro had a chat with David Sygula, Senior Cybersecurity Analyst, CyberAngel to discuss why it’s time for a more coordinated response from domain registrars, ISP’s, security vendors, and businesses to help take these domains down quickly and effectively. …. What can be done to...

The case of rareble[.]com is quite similar to the rarbile[.]com or the others discussed in the above section. The domain looks similar to rarible[.]com and is a typosquatting scam. What differs is the scam we end up at. Unlike the previous ones, this one leads users to a fake sweepstakes/ gift...

The case of rareble[.]com is quite similar to the rarbile[.]com or the others discussed in the above section. The domain looks similar to rarible[.]com and is a typosquatting scam. What differs is the scam we end up at. Unlike the previous ones, this one leads users to a fake sweepstakes/ gift...

How To Detect And Disarm Doppelgänger Domains ... To best understand the impact of these exploits, it’s critical to understand the actors’ motivations. Typosquatting as an exploit is typically designed to compel any of the following objectives: Sale of the domain back to the brand owner at a...

How To Detect And Disarm Doppelgänger Domains ... To best understand the impact of these exploits, it’s critical to understand the actors’ motivations. Typosquatting as an exploit is typically designed to compel any of the following objectives: Sale of the domain back to the brand owner at a...

In typosquatting, scammers register domains using a close and common misspelling of a popular domain, luring visitors intending to visit a popular website. They might, alternatively, use a url that looks like the intended site’s address at a glance. Hoping that some users won’t notice the...

In typosquatting, scammers register domains using a close and common misspelling of a popular domain, luring visitors intending to visit a popular website. They might, alternatively, use a url that looks like the intended site’s address at a glance. Hoping that some users won’t notice the...

Typosquatting on corporate names is not the only squatting game in town. TheNextWeb has a story about someone claiming to have made $760,000 in BTC by squatting on websites that reside on the Tor network. From the article: A scammer is claiming to have made 200 BTC ($760,000) through...

Typosquatting on corporate names is not the only squatting game in town. TheNextWeb has a story about someone claiming to have made $760,000 in BTC by squatting on websites that reside on the Tor network. From the article: A scammer is claiming to have made 200 BTC ($760,000) through...

Selling blovgger.com and blogvger.com Auction for both of them together starting at $75 us Bid increment: $5 or more Auction ends: 48 hours after final bid Payment type: Paypal PS this is my first post here, so tell me if i'm doing it right :)

Selling blovgger.com and blogvger.com Auction for both of them together starting at $75 us Bid increment: $5 or more Auction ends: 48 hours after final bid Payment type: Paypal PS this is my first post here, so tell me if i'm doing it right :)