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Is Typosquatting Legal?
14th April, 2020What is Typosquatting? Typosquatting is unique from cybersquatting. Its focus is on misleading consumers to think they are going to a legitimate website, but through carelessness mistyped the address. According to a McAfee article, “typosquatting”
What Legal Actions Can Cybersquatting Victims Take?
24th January, 2020Cybersquatting can be incredibly detrimental to your business. With the ever-growing importance of an online presence and the need to maintain a presence that is not dependent on the terms of a third-party platform (like
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24th January, 2020Since the 1990s, tens of thousands of businesses have had to deal with cybersquatting — a term for a party that registers a domain name that is identical or confusingly similar to a trademark for