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'''[[:Category:DNS Abuse|DNS Abuse]]''' is any malicious activity aimed at disrupting the DNS infrastructure or causing the DNS to operate in an unintended manner. It is different from [[:Category:Bad Practice|bad practices]]. Abusive activities include corrupting DNS zone data, gaining administrative control of a name server, and flooding the DNS with thousands of messages to degrade name-resolution services.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/icann-acronyms-and-terms/domain-name-system-abuse-en ICANN definition of DNS Abuse]</ref>
'''[[:Category:DNS Abuse|DNS Abuse]]''' is any malicious activity aimed at disrupting the DNS infrastructure or causing the DNS to operate in an unintended manner. It is different from [[:Category:Bad Practice|bad practices]]. Abusive activities include corrupting DNS zone data, gaining administrative control of a name server, and flooding the DNS with thousands of messages to degrade name-resolution services.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/icann-acronyms-and-terms/domain-name-system-abuse-en ICANN definition of DNS Abuse]</ref>
'''Abuse ''of the'' DNS''': Traffic that causes DNS servers or intermediate architecture involved in the transmission or processing of DNS services, or both, to be degraded or unavailable to third parties, or that causes unintended results in the service provided by DNS service operators or registry service providers.
'''Abuse ''via the'' DNS''': Harmful cyber activity that cannot take place without using the DNS, but where the threat actors' operations do not constitute abuse of the DNS.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/presentation-day2db-first-dns-abuse-sig-hausding-26may21-en.pdf FIRST DNS Abuse SIG, IDS 2021]</ref>
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