July 03, 2014
Microsoft's Seizure of No-IP Domains Disrupted Criminals & Innocents Alike
Microsoft's Seizure of No-IP Domains Disrupted Criminals & Innocents Alike
Dark Reading, By Sara Peters
Microsoft successfully disrupted roughly one-quarter of the APT actors Kaspersky monitors, but took down millions of innocent hostnames too.
Researchers at Kaspersky say that Microsoft's takeover of 22 No-IP dynamic DNS servers hit the Syrian Electronic Army and other cybercrime groups hard, but it also disrupted innocent users' business in the process. Microsoft says the trouble is resolved. No-IP says it isn't. An apparently-unrelated DDoS attack on the No-IP.com website hit Tuesday, adding to the trouble. Read more.
Microsoft's Seizure of No-IP Domains Disrupted Criminals & Innocents Alike
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