Scworld Neglected Cybersecurity Risks in Domain Registration System Highlighted by Secret Service Official
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Matt Noyes, the U.S. Secret Service Cyber Policy and Strategy Director, identified the internet domain registration system as a significant cybersecurity vulnerability. He noted that domain registrars often approve bulk registrations of variations of major brands, facilitating phishing campaigns and fraudulent activities. This issue has arisen since the U.S. relinquished control over the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority.
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