A new WIPO complaint has been filed against a cluster of typosquat domains attempting to mimic a major global payment processor. The case highlights increasing enforcement pressure in the fintech space as fraud, phishing, and identity-abuse domains continue to rise.
UDRP panel awards FriendlyToast.com to the restaurant brand after finding clear passing-off and bad-faith intent. Full case breakdown.
A WIPO panel has ruled that rapper SNSG engaged in reverse domain hijacking in his attempt to obtain snsg.com, finding the complaint abusive and unfounded.
Instagram secures victory at WIPO as the panel orders the transfer of InstaproAPK.click, ruling it was used for unauthorized APK downloads and brand misuse.
The Hyperscience.com UDRP shows panelists reject contract disputes as grounds for domain transfer. A clear reminder that UDRP isn’t a forum for business conflicts.
UDRP panel declines RDNH in the Boku.net case, citing insufficient evidence from the complainant.
In a rare move, a UDRP panel reversed an earlier decision and transferred NanoBananaAI.com to Google, citing clear trademark rights and newly highlighted evidence of bad-faith registration.
A UDRP panel determined that an insurance company attempted reverse domain name hijacking in its case for EverPeak.com, finding no trademark rights and calling the filing an improper use of the Policy.
A look at the Novaria.com dispute, where a UDRP complaint failed because the real issue wasn’t cybersquatting—it was simple renewal negligence by the former owner.
Carrefour secures transfer of a disputed domain from a Turkish registrant after a WIPO panel rules passive holding as bad-faith use under UDRP.