Cybersquatting

Cybersquatting involves registering domain names that are similar to popular trademarks or brands with the intent to profit from them, either by selling them to the rightful owners or misleading users.

More About Cybersquatting

As the internet grew, so did the practice of cybersquatting. It’s seen as a malicious activity, intending to capitalize on a brand’s popularity without any legitimate claim to the name. This can harm brands, mislead users, and result in potential legal disputes. Laws like the ACPA in the U.S. have been enacted to combat and deter such practices.