ICANN and Verisign: why 22,000 .name domains will be deleted

DEV Community·2 points·axrisi·3 days ago·dev.to

ICANN approved Verisign's request to delete every third-level .name domain, about 22,000, even ones paid to 2040. How it happened and the hijack risk.

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