1. Name Jacking
The most common type of cybersquatting (and the one most people think about when they talk about this type of cybercrime) is name jacking. As the name suggests, someone o… See more

Under American law, you have to meet two criteria to consider a case of cybersquatting illegal and fit to take to court. These two are: 1. Similar or identical domain name.The cybercriminal has to register a domain na… See more

Cybersquatting, similar to most cybercrimes, has one purpose: scamming people. This type of intellectual infringement takes place to steal someone’s money. For example, someone who performs ty… See more

In most cases, cybersquatting is illegal. There’s a reason for that: most people don’t impersonate or replicate websites out of goodwill – but to scam people. However, there are certain cases where something seems like … See more