DNS Abuse Responses: Difference between revisions

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===Academics===

:*[[COMAR]]

*[[https://korlabs.io/ KOR Labs]

:*[https://apo.org.au/sites/default/files/resource-files/2018-04/apo-nid142116.pdf ~~Criminologists~~] feel the capacity to regulate DNS abuse is very limited because:

*[[COMAR]]

# no single global entity is responsible for the regulation of all its aspects;

*[https://apo.org.au/sites/default/files/resource-files/2018-04/apo-nid142116.pdf Some criminologists] feel the capacity to regulate DNS abuse is very limited because:

# the [[Multistakeholder Model]] of governance and the distributed administration model allows disagreements and discrepancies;

*# no single global entity is responsible for the regulation of all its aspects;

# much of what happens on the Internet is beyond the jurisdictional reach of the criminal law of individual nations; and

*# the [[Multistakeholder Model]] of governance and the distributed administration model allows disagreements and discrepancies;

# regulation will continue to be reserved for the most egregious infringements.

*# much of what happens on the Internet is beyond the jurisdictional reach of the criminal law of individual nations; and

*# regulation will continue to be reserved for the most egregious infringements.

Regulation will remain limited until a uniform set of policies to prevent abuse before it happens is enacted.<ref>[https://apo.org.au/sites/default/files/resource-files/2018-04/apo-nid142116.pdf Criminal misuse of the Domain Name System, Australian Institute of Criminology, 2018, pg 13]</ref>

:*[https://www.internetgovernance.org/category/cybersecurity/ The Internet Governance Project at GA Tech] focuses on privacy concerns and [[Internet Fragmentation]] in relation to IGO and governmental attempts to manage and mitigate [[cybercrime]] as well as content and technical abuse

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 ===Academics===
-:*[[COMAR]]
+*[[https://korlabs.io/ KOR Labs]
-:*[https://apo.org.au/sites/default/files/resource-files/2018-04/apo-nid142116.pdf Criminologists] feel the capacity to regulate DNS abuse is very limited because:
+*[[COMAR]]
-# no single global entity is responsible for the regulation of all its aspects;
+*[https://apo.org.au/sites/default/files/resource-files/2018-04/apo-nid142116.pdf Some criminologists] feel the capacity to regulate DNS abuse is very limited because:
-# the [[Multistakeholder Model]] of governance and the distributed administration model allows disagreements and discrepancies;
+*# no single global entity is responsible for the regulation of all its aspects;
-# much of what happens on the Internet is beyond the jurisdictional reach of the criminal law of individual nations; and
+*# the [[Multistakeholder Model]] of governance and the distributed administration model allows disagreements and discrepancies;
-# regulation will continue to be reserved for the most egregious infringements.
+*# much of what happens on the Internet is beyond the jurisdictional reach of the criminal law of individual nations; and
+*# regulation will continue to be reserved for the most egregious infringements.
 Regulation will remain limited until a uniform set of policies to prevent abuse before it happens is enacted.<ref>[https://apo.org.au/sites/default/files/resource-files/2018-04/apo-nid142116.pdf Criminal misuse of the Domain Name System, Australian Institute of Criminology, 2018, pg 13]</ref>
 :*[https://www.internetgovernance.org/category/cybersecurity/ The Internet Governance Project at GA Tech] focuses on privacy concerns and [[Internet Fragmentation]] in relation to IGO and governmental attempts to manage and mitigate [[cybercrime]] as well as content and technical abuse