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Home :: ICANN 15 May 2009 Don't mess with the Manx ICANN I got a note from a college friend via Facebook yesterday, telling me about the clever 282.im domain. Gee, it looked just like Facebook, like, you know, a phish. Uh oh. So after I told my friend to change her password ASAP and pass the word along to anyone else who might have fallen for it, I dug up the .IM registry contacts from IANA and sent them a note about 7 PM asking them to turn off the phish domain. About an hour later they wrote back saying they'd done it, along with several other domains registered by the same guy, thanks for the notice and was there anything else they could do. Wow! If only every registry were that responsible. Incidentally, I hear that the IOM is pretty much paradise if you like that kind of weather, which I do. ("Temperatures near 70, no relief in sight.") Maybe I should move there. posted at: 07:23 :: permanent link to this entry :: 0 comments comments...        (Jump to the end to add your own comment) Add your comment... Note: all comments require an email address to send a confirmation to verify that it was posted by a person and not a spambot. Your email won't be displayed unless you check the box below, and won't be used for other purposes.   Name: Email: you@wherever (required, for confirmation) Title: (optional) Comments: Show my Email address Save my Name and Email for next time

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