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# The [https://dnsabuseframework.org/media/files/2020-05-29_DNSAbuseFramework.pdf Framework to Address Abuse] was developed by gTLD and ccTLD registry operators and registrars. It defines DNS Abuse and sets forth when a registry or registrar must take action, as well as those limited and egregious categories of website content abuse when a registry or registrar should take action.
# The [https://dnsabuseframework.org/media/files/2020-05-29_DNSAbuseFramework.pdf Framework to Address Abuse] was developed by gTLD and ccTLD registry operators and registrars. It defines DNS Abuse and sets forth when a registry or registrar must take action, as well as those limited and egregious categories of website content abuse when a registry or registrar should take action.
# The [https://www.internetjurisdiction.net/uploads/pdfs/Internet-Jurisdiction-Policy-Network-20-108-Guide-Technical-Abuse.pdf DNS Operators’ Decision-Making Guide to Address Technical Abuse]
# The [https://www.internetjurisdiction.net/uploads/pdfs/Internet-Jurisdiction-Policy-Network-20-108-Guide-Technical-Abuse.pdf DNS Operators’ Decision-Making Guide to Address Technical Abuse]
# The [https://www.rysg.info/wp-content/uploads/assets/Framework-on-Domain-Generating-Algorithms-DGAs-Associated-with-Malware-and-Botnets.pdfFramework on Domain Generating Algorithms Associated with Malware and Botnets]
# [[SAC115]]
# Terms of Service (ToS) notice-and-takedown regimes for use/content abuse
# [[DNS Abuse Institute|DNS Abuse Institute Roadmap]]
# [[Budapest Convention]]
# The [[CISA#Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation Program|CDM Program]] offers Automation in IT Security
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