The Asian Domain Name Dispute Resolution web site operates in four offices in Asia, settling domain name disputes.
Naturally, they handle UDRP and URS cases and they publish the results of domain decisions; they are ICANN-accredited for the task.
Apparently, that part of their web site at adndrc.org has been defaced by Peruvian hackers.
While the link above is safe, clicking on the links of individual domain decision cases is not.
Here is what the UDRP decisions page looks like:
ADNDRC UDRP decisions list. DON’T CLICK ON THE LINKS.
When someone clicks on the individual UDRP decision links currently, they are forwarded to a page that contains malware. DON’T GO THERE.
Once there, a page displaying in Spanish a “Happy Birthday” message appears, and attempts to automatically serve a malicious Flash file.
ADNDR domain details page has been compromised.
Hopefully they will fix this soon!
