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This paper is an extension of my earlier paper [1]. It examines the continuing growth of this problem, and the likelihood that it will continue to get worse. Since the previous paper, the author was contacted by a lawyer involved in litigating a dispute related to TLDs. As noted in the previous paper, misdirected communication has obvious security and privacy ramifications and is an age old problem...
Misdirected communication has obvious security and privacy ramifications and is an age old problem that predates the Internet. In recent years it has been exacerbated by the arrival of electronic communication and the multitude of ways that communication can be misdirected. A new chapter in this age old problem is being written with the proliferation of top level domains (TLDs). This paper examines...
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