Zoom Chat: At-Large Policy Session: DNS Abuse - End User Concerns

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13:39:47 From Sivasubramanian M : Please share the link to the DNS abuse website that the panelist mentioned
13:41:33 From Evin Erdoğdu : Hi Siva, we will get that link for you. Thank you
13:43:54 From Sivasubramanian M : Thank you. And the panelist speaking now is talking about a "framework for DNS abuse" and a CircleID article. Please post/share those links too.
13:44:12 From Seun Ojedeji : Is there a reference to the Document Graeme is referring to?
13:45:41 From Evin Erdoğdu : We will get that for you as well Seun, thank you!
13:45:54 From Seun Ojedeji : Thanks
13:47:56 From Alfredo Calderon (ISOCPR) : http://www.circleid.com/posts/20191017_domain_registries_and_registrars_release_joint_document_on_dns/
13:48:02 From Evin Erdoğdu : Here is the Circle ID article: http://www.circleid.com/posts/20191017_domain_registries_and_registrars_release_joint_document_on_dns/
13:48:11 From Evin Erdoğdu : Thank you Alfredo ;)
13:49:15 From Harold Arcos : Siva:
http://www.circleid.com/posts/20191017_domain_registries_and_registrars_release_joint_document_on_dns/
13:49:33 From Harold Arcos : oh ok!
13:49:50 From Harold Arcos : Document Framework:
http://www.circleid.com/pdf/Framework_to_Address_Abuse_20191017.pdf
13:50:57 From Luc Seufer : We, EuroDNS would be happy to sign on but for now it doesn’t seem it’s possible.
13:52:24 From Alfredo Calderon (ISOCPR) : ICANN Wants To Know… Are You Interested in DNS Abuse Measurements? Launched by ICANN http://www.domainpulse.com/2019/09/04/icann-dns-abuse-measurements/
13:57:09 From Alfredo Calderon (ISOCPR) : An opinion article - Registry and registrar DNS abuse framework: a positive step that falls short https://www.worldtrademarkreview.com/anti-counterfeiting/registry-and-registrar-dns-abuse-framework-positive-step-falls-short
13:58:30 From Evin Erdoğdu : This is the referenced Compliance link: https://features.icann.org/compliance
13:59:12 From Mohammed Yousif : Thank you @Alfredo & @Evin
14:06:03 From Alfredo Calderon (ISOCPR) : Advisory, New gTLD Registry Agreement Specification 11 (3)(b). - https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/advisory-registry-agreement-spec-11-3b-2017-06-08-en
14:16:09 From Sivasubramanian M : Thank you Alfredo, Evin and Harold
14:16:16 From Evin Erdoğdu : Most welcome Siva
14:33:38 From Evin Erdoğdu : Link to the registry DNS security threat audit: https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-2019-09-17-en
14:36:17 From Sivasubramanian M : If is ICANN who has the required understanding and technical expertise to address abuse originating from dark web / ADNS , if something could be done at all. With ICANN keeping this out of purview, what is far more harmful remains void of required expertise
14:36:49 From Sivasubramanian M : DNS needs to look out of the window to safeguard the hiuse
14:36:55 From Sivasubramanian M : house
14:55:03 From John McCormac - HosterStats.com : Restricting discounting volume in gTLDs would hit the economic viability of some forms of DNS and Web abuse. But that would require a change to agreements.