ICANN Mistakenly Publishes Applicant Addresses 52
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from the was-that-wrong? dept.
from the was-that-wrong? dept.
angry tapir writes "ICANN's program to expand the number of domains on the internet has suffered another embarrassing setback. The organization has been forced to temporarily take down details of domain suffix applications after it inadvertently published the addresses of applicants. In April, ICANN was forced to suspend the application process after it was found that its system could reveal details about top-level domain applicants. The organization is already facing criticism for its proposal to deal with TLD applications in batches of 500 instead of all at once."
Re:Confidence (Score:5, Funny)
More interestingly, how can a company that basically runs the internet be so bad at using the internet?