DNS Abuse Institute Launches NetBeacon: First Ever Centralized DNS Abuse Reporting Service>
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RESTON, Va., June 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The DNS Abuse Institute (DNSAI), which was created by Public Interest Registry (PIR) in furtherance of its non-profit mission, today announced the launch of NetBeacon, the first centralized DNS Abuse reporting service. As part of its ongoing mission to combat DNS Abuse and bolster Internet safety, the DNSAI is now launching its largest undertaking to date. The DNSAI is launching NetBeacon in collaboration with CleanDNS, an anti-abuse solution developer, which generously donated the development and technology behind NetBeacon.

NetBeacon will be publicly available free of charge for anyone to easily submit or receive reports of DNS Abuseâwhich includes harmful Internet activities such as malware, botnets, phishing, and spam. Streamlining what has long been a manual, slow, and convoluted investigatory process, NetBeacon will collect standardized reports of DNS Abuse, enrich them with useful information for registrars, and route reports through the appropriate channels.

The Institute will accept DNS Abuse reports through three core mechanisms. First, reports can be submitted via NetBeacon’s website (www.NetBeacon.org). The DNSAI has also been working with registrars and partners to embed submission forms directly on their websitesâwhere people purchase and manage their domains. Additionally, there is an API for report acceptance, allowing approved participants to submit abuse complaints programmatically, and at scale.
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