ICANN Terms: Difference between revisions

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* [[Right to Be Forgotten]] – (aka Article 17 of the GDPR) refers to a subject's right to obligate the controller of the data in question the erasure of personal information without undue delay.

* [[SSR|Security]] – the capacity to protect Internet Identifier Systems and prevent misuse.

* [[~~social engineering~~]] the exploitation of people’s inclinations to trust and help others, often in aid of DNS abuse.

* [[Social Engineering]] the exploitation of people’s inclinations to trust and help others, often in aid of DNS abuse.

* [[SSR|Stability]] – the capacity to ensure that Internet Identifier Systems operate and user confidence them.

* [[Universal Acceptance]] – The principle of accepting, validating, storing, processing, and displaying all domain names and email addresses evenly across all applications, devices, and systems.

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 * [[Right to Be Forgotten]] – (aka Article 17 of the GDPR) refers to a subject's right to obligate the controller of the data in question the erasure of personal information without undue delay.
 * [[SSR|Security]] – the capacity to protect Internet Identifier Systems and prevent misuse.
-* [[social engineering]] the exploitation of people’s inclinations to trust and help others, often in aid of DNS abuse.
+* [[Social Engineering]] the exploitation of people’s inclinations to trust and help others, often in aid of DNS abuse.
 * [[SSR|Stability]] – the capacity to ensure that Internet Identifier Systems operate and user confidence them.
 * [[Universal Acceptance]] – The principle of accepting, validating, storing, processing, and displaying all domain names and email addresses evenly across all applications, devices, and systems.