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#GoDaddy took down 15,000 subdomains in hijacked accounts

Posted by DomainGang on June 12, 2019, at 10:45 am

GoDaddy has taken down 15,000 subdomains peddling a variety of “snake oil” products. According to a two year investigation, many of the domains they linked to were legitimate, belonging to customers whose accounts were apparently compromised. Products being sold from these domains were illegal, unregulated, contraband or fake. The money siphoned via this type of […]

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