The great domain name robbery

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The recent hijacking of high-profile domain names has sent shockwaves through the online security industry. But Network Solutions has denied it is solely to blame for the débâcle. As businesses increasingly rely on their online presence to grow and flourish, Polly Raymond tries to discover where the buck stops

By Polly Raymond

Friday 28 April 2000

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