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Cyberflight is the act of transferring a domain name to a new registrar to evade a legal pursuit.^[1] This tactic is occasionally used by cybersquatters to escape UDRP complaints during the window between the complaint being filed and the commencement of the proceedings.

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	'''Cyberflight''' is the act of transferring a domain name to a new registrar to evade a legal pursuit.<ref>[http://www.gigalaw.com/2013/03/18/how-a-simple-udrp-rule-change-could-help-reduce-cyberflight/ How a Simple UDRP Change Could Help Reduce ~~Cybeflght~~]</ref> This tactic is occasionally used by [[Cybersquatting\|cybersquatters]] to escape UDRP complaints during the window between the complaint being filed and the commencement of the proceedings.		'''Cyberflight''' is the act of transferring a [[domain name]] to a new [[registrar]] to evade a legal pursuit.<ref>[http://www.gigalaw.com/2013/03/18/how-a-simple-udrp-rule-change-could-help-reduce-cyberflight/ How a Simple UDRP Change Could Help Reduce Cyberflight]</ref> This tactic is occasionally used by [[Cybersquatting\|cybersquatters]] to escape [[UDRP]] complaints during the window between the complaint being filed and the commencement of the proceedings.