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I've already started seeing spam and phishing attempts for official-looking-but-fake whois verification emails. It was obvious that this was going to happen whe

I've already started seeing spam and phishing attempts for official-looking-but-fake whois verification emails. It was obvious that this was going to happen when ICANN first announced this new requirement, and I'm only surprised that spammers haven't been even more on the ball about it. We haven't yet begun to see how ugly this stupid new program is going to get.

Zelphyr 11y ago
It goes without saying but I think we're rapidly getting to the point where Law Enforcement Agencies are the bad guys.
- talideon 11y ago
  If you think the current WAP is bad, you should've seen what the LEAs were originally demanding registrars implement! shudders