Front running is more or less fixed by naming and shaming the registrars. I'll start: GoDaddy is well known for domain name frontrunning. If you search for the

Front running is more or less fixed by naming and shaming the registrars. I'll start: GoDaddy is well known for domain name frontrunning. If you search for the availability of a domain using their website, they will likely temporarily register that name, forcing you to use them as a registrar. Use an alternative like gandi.net or Google Domains. > ...then there are of course DNS aimed DDOS attacks... Traffic amplification attacks are possible with protocols that return more data than one sends to trigger the return. > Something needs to be done... Do you, yc1010 have either a specific list of problems with DNS-the-protocol and/or DNS-the-distributed-name-to-address-mapping-system or a set of proposed solutions? :)