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Sorry, I thought they were a bunch of sub-domains.

Hmm, redirects to the official microsoft website, might be white hats squating those domains for actually good reasons...

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Who actually knows. When I made the post, I was giving the OP the benefit of the doubt on all the crypto domains on HE's site being leftovers from an ex client hence why Spamhaus made the comment they

Very cheap, especially the cost per day. $10-$15/year per domain name.. DNS is much less than that, create a bunch of sub-domains, and point.

Pretty cheap and easy way to mess with someone's business. People spend big $$$ on traditional DDoS every single day, I don't see much of a difference here except once you have the intended effect on

The HE page showed 2 or 3 ? with a lot of subdomains.

So you have a host with all those domains pointed at their IP space (for whatever reason - customer/dickhead), then someone registers ANOTHER dumb domain and it gets a nice hold status because the net

Are you honestly going to sit there and tell me based off the domains attached to their IP space (customer or dickhead), that doesn't look at least a LITTLE specious?!

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That is where the 'investigation' part comes in.. Robots can't do that. Even if the network was actively serving pages for those domains, what are they serving? Is it actually a scam?

Does that matter? Are the domains used for anything?

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Says who? I can point my domains to any IP that I want and not host anything on it. nothing illegal or criminal about that.

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What's worse, exit scamming LET users after a pump and dump or someone registering typo crypto domains and squatting on them?

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But one can't clean the domains pointed at your IPs. A bad domain name, pointed at one of your IPs, isn't something you can change unless you are hosting the DNS.