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Archive for January 2008
Registering Domains with Network Solutions
January 8, 2008 8:34 pm by Markus.
After reading this article on Slashdot about NSI immediately registering every free domain that is searched for on their site, I went ahead and tried it myself. Indeed, seconds after searching for two random domain-names they were immediately registered (or locked). They even put a domain-parking page on it. Since this is all fully automated I can’t help but wonder what would happen if somebody were to search for all sorts of trademarked names, especially from companies that are fairly aggressive in suing for trademark infringements. I wonder if they thought about that …
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Joe-job …
January 7, 2008 10:22 pm by Markus.
Seems like I’m having a good start into the new year: some spammers are spoofing from-addresses from one of my domains. 1500 bounces is probably just the beginning … 
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