Someone said in the DNS Industry to address DNS Abuse session:  23:00

"They have actually taken to monetizing Ignorance by actually ignoring big issues that are there"

On Thu, Jan 16, 2025 at 12:42 AM Sivasubramanian M <6.internet@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Jonathan Zuck,

Some quick comments on the Inferential Analysis on the "Registration Attributes" listed as problem areas. Many of the attributes listed aren't quite black as in Black or White. 

Free API Free bulk search features are no longer necessary for malicious actors.  The free versions of A.I. could fulfil the malignant needs spectacularly; 

Available payment methods:  Cryptocurrency is here to stay. If the payment is inevitably anonymous, aren't there other ways of verifying the Registrant?  

Estimated prices and Discounts & Pricing terms:  The reverse correlation between price and the scale of malignant registratrations is true, but increasing the cost of domain registration and renewal alone would not be a significantly sufficient measure. 

Free web hosting If the Internet is for Everyone, some of these services may have to be monetarily free, or at least affordable; Free Web Hosting is not the problem, but automated free web hosting would certainly be a problem.  and free web hosting on a cost recovery model with embedded malicious code or an embedded AD api that indiscriminately flashes malignant links to malignant commercial operators (for instance) is the problem;  In other words, the issue is not related to free web hosting per se, but freedom from even non-penal accountability for free web hosting and the inability of the DNS to monitor who is offering various services is the problem.

Free SSL/TLS certificates Free email Free DNS service Free DNSSEC signing are actually great ideas to make the DNS far, far more secure. None of these free features, in most cases, are offered in a manner that matches paid services.

WHOIS privacy price: "some registrars apply this to non-EEA registrations, sometimes for free [48]."  So?  Prohibit privacy services (and in future look up services?) to anyone who doesn't sign a contract?

Sivasubramanian M


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On Wed, Jan 15, 2025 at 10:35 PM SETH ADJEI GYIMAH via CPWG <cpwg@icann.org> wrote:

Dear Heidi,

Thank you for sharing the key topics and homework for this week's CPWG call. I appreciate the detailed information.

Looking forward to the Deep Dive discussion on DNS Abuse.

Best regards,

Seth



On Mon, Jan 13, 2025 at 9:46 PM Heidi Ullrich via CPWG <cpwg@icann.org> wrote:

Dear All,

 

In advance of this week’s CPWG call, which will feature a Deep Dive on the topic of DNS Abuse, please find the key topics and homework for the session:

 

 

The agenda for the CPWG call is available here.  

 

Kind regards,

Heidi

 

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