One ccTLD has surged to the 🔝 of our malicious ccTLDs Top20, racking up 148,868 entries! 😱 That’s a massive 83% more than, .cn, now bumped to # 2️⃣.

Find out which ccTLD in the latest Domain Report here👇
https://www.spamhaus.org/resource-hub/domain-reputation/domain-reputation-update-oct-2024-mar-2025/

#ccTLD #MaliciousDomains #DomainReputation

Recently, we've seen an uptick in activity from the Namecheap team, who are proactively responding to reports of abuse on Twitter 💪 💪

Let's hope Namecheap sees some positive changes to its position in the Spamhaus Reputation Statistics 🌐 🤖 👾 🎣 ✉️ - check here:

Registrars 👉 https://www.spamhaus.org/reputation-statistics/registrars/domains/

#MaliciousDomains #BotnetCCs #Malware #Phishing #Spam

Based on the last 30 days, the 🔝Top 5 gTLDs associated with malicious domains and ranked by bad reputation score are:

#1 .fan
#2 .ooo
#3 .wang
#4 .loan
#5 .top - also ranking #2 for most malicious domain detections!

👉 Spamhaus reputation statistics:
https://www.spamhaus.org/reputation-statistics/gtlds/domains/

If you haven’t already, read the latest, 'Domain Reputation Update - Oct 2023 - Mar 2024'. Find the link in the comments below 🔽

#gTLDs #MaliciousDomains #Spamhaus #ReputationStatistics #ThreatIntel

🌐 Spamhaus analyzes billions of signals daily from a global network of sensors and data shared by third parties to establish what domains facilitate malicious activities.

Based on the last 30 days, the 🔝Top 5 ccTLDs associated with malicious domains are:

#1 .cn
#2 .ru
#3 .cc
#4 .co
#5 .in

Spamhaus reputation statistics:
➡️ https://www.spamhaus.org/reputation-statistics/cctlds/domains/

Don't forget to read the latest, 'Domain Reputation Update - Oct 2023 - Mar 2024'. Find the link in the comments below 👇

#ccTLDs #MaliciousDomains #Spamhaus #ReputationStatistics #ThreatIntel #Registrar

Referenced link: https://hackernoon.com/discover-a-network-of-malicious-domains-on-your-own-diy-guide-holiday-season-edition
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Originally posted by HackerNoon | Learn Any Technology / @hackernoon@twitter.com: https://twitter.com/hackernoon/status/1600143035223998466#m

While threat hunting has become quite challenging, partly because of WHOIS data redaction, the DNS continues to provide clues. - by @whoisxmlapi https://hackernoon.com/discover-a-network-of-malicious-domains-on-your-own-diy-guide-holiday-season-edition #dns #maliciousdomains