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One .COM Is Confirmed Phishing. Should the Registrar Review the Rest of the gTLD Portfolio?

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This isn't a new .UK rule. ICANN is currently seeking comment on an obligation for registrars to investigate related gTLDs when one domain has actionable evidence of DNS abuse.

For a UK domainer holding .uk alongside .com/.net, the practical question is simple: if one gTLD is confirmed phishing, is a review of the other gTLDs reasonable?

I'd separate “checking” from "taking action", would you?
 
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