What are the domain name security issues? What security issues should be paid attention to?

Since the establishment of the Central National Security Commission of the Communist Party of China, the words "international security" have been frequently mentioned. People are paying more and more attention to this issue, including domain name security, Internet security, etc. As the world's second largest domain name trading market, China should pay more attention to domain name security issues. Next, I will introduce to you what domain name security issues include.

First, the tasks and challenges of my country's network security are becoming increasingly complex and diversified. Domain name security issues are an important aspect of network security issues. The letter combination and symbols of English domain names provide a "hotbed" for phishing websites to commit crimes. For example, the fake Industrial and Commercial Bank of China website www.lcbc.com.cn has repeatedly succeeded in defrauding users of money by relying on the high similarity between "l" and "i". Some competitors are also good at using similar domain names to share a piece of "profit soup".

For example, a train ticket agency website registered "12306.com", which is extremely similar to the official website "12306.cn". This move confused people and diverted a lot of customers. Chinese characters are unique, and using Chinese domain names can avoid network security risks.

Second, the degree of informatization in my country is not uniform, and the "digital divide" is still a realistic problem facing informatization. There are obvious differences in informatization between my country and developed countries, between regions in my country, and between cities and villages. The digital divide has become a bottleneck restricting the next development of my country's Internet. According to the principle of inclusiveness, we should advocate the concept of mutual benefit and win-win, encourage bilateral, regional and international development cooperation, and strive to promote universal access to the Internet to ensure that everyone benefits from the opportunities of network development and shares the fruits of development.

Chinese domain names have natural advantages and are more in line with the language thinking and usage habits of Chinese people. Chinese domain names can maximize the reduction of the threshold for Internet use, and low-educated people who do not know English at all can also enjoy a smooth and fast Internet experience. For example, to query accurate Air China flight information, first log in to the official website of "Air China". Just enter "Air China.Network" in the address bar instead of "airchina.com.cn". After all, not all Chinese people can spell airchina.