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MS vs No-IP - gives back Domains


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As I see it the issue is not about the malware and the few millions :w00t: subscribers/customers of No-Ip that suffered the black out, but a lot about MS self-appointing as Internet Police (actually Internet Vigilante) and to a Federal Judge actually authorizing that.

 

A couple related articles:

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140701/07252927743/dangerous-ruling-judge-lets-microsoft-seize-redirect-no-ip-domains-without-notice.shtml

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140701/15030927747/microsoft-insists-that-no-ip-outage-was-due-to-technical-error-rather-than-gross-abuse-legal-process.shtml

 

Set apart the point about how good actually is the "good cause to believe" it is unprecedented I believe that a judicial order of such potentially devastating consequences has been granted "filed under seal" :w00t: and with a bond of only US$ 200,000. :ph34r:

 

The peeps at No-Ip had however a nice comment :yes: :

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9249509/Microsoft_admits_technical_error_in_IP_takeover_but_No_IP_still_down

 

No-IP spokeswoman Natalie Goguen wrote via email that Microsoft made a technical change on Tuesday to forward legitimate traffic back to No-IP, but "it didn't do anything."

"Although they seem to be trying to take corrective measures, DNS is hard, and they don't seem to be very good at it," she wrote.

 

:rolleyes:  :lol:

 

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