XYZ Registry: Continuing our commitment to combating online abuse

by | Aug 10, 2024 | Domain names, Domaining | 0 comments

posted by Team XYZ on August 9, 2024

XYZ Registry: Continuing our commitment to combating online abuse

At XYZ Registry, addressing safety and security in our Top Level Domains (TLDs) has always been a top priority. Over the past decade, we’ve developed and refined our robust anti-abuse process that proactively monitors, detects, and addresses misuse within our ecosystem of top level domains. Whether it’s phishing, spam, or the distribution of malware, we take swift and decisive action to suspend domains that violate our Anti-Abuse Policy.

To provide greater insight into our ongoing efforts, we’ve made two new key resources available for our community.

First, the XYZ Registry Anti-Abuse hub on https://xyz.xyz/abuse, where you can learn more about our monitoring process, find information on how to report abuse, and understand the actions we take in collaboration with industry partners and law enforcement.

Secondly, we’re now publishing a quarterly report that highlights some of the proactive measures our team has taken to address abuse in the past quarter. Be sure to check out the Q2 2024 Anti-Abuse Quarterly Report for the latest insights.

As we continue to safeguard our domain space, these resources serve as a testament to our unwavering commitment to a safer internet. We encourage you to explore these new tools and join us in the ongoing fight against online abuse.

XYZ is proud to share about the many incredible members that make up the XYZ community! We encourage you to do your own research before using the products and services of the websites we feature. The information about products and services contained in this blog post does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by XYZ.


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