How to address gTLD security as ICANN accepts more applications
It seems like there's a new top-level domain (TLD) popping up
every time ICANN needs to fill its coffers. Now that there are
so many potential Web addresses beyond .com, .net and the other
standards, and with management of these domains going to
basically the highest bidder, what considerations must be made
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planned introduction of more than 1,900 new generic top-level
domain (gTLD) names by Internet Corporation for Assigned Names
and Numbers (ICANN) has triggered a name grab by the world's
largest businesses. Organizations can now apply to create any
new gTLD that they fancy. ICANN recently released the full list
of names for which it's received 1,930 applications, including
proposals for domain extensions s