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Code of Conduct Introduced In The Netherlands to Tackle Online Abuse
📅 - When it comes to Internet abuse, the Netherlands is number two in the international rankings. Phishing, DDoS attacks, ransomware, as well as child pornography are the criminal activities that are all facilitated from Dutch hosting infrastructure. To protect the good reputation the Netherlands has as a digital mainport, branch organizations DHPA and ISPConnect, in cooperation with many other relevant institutions, have published a code of conduct to handle online abuse and keep Dutch networks and servers clean and safe.
Branch organizations DHPA and ISPConnect are joined by the Association of Registrars (VvR), ECP, government, TU Delft, the Dutch Management Association of Internet [...][... Check source for end of article ...]
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📅 - When it comes to Internet abuse, the Netherlands is number two in the international rankings. Phishing, DDoS attacks, ransomware, as well as child pornography are the criminal activities that are all facilitated from Dutch hosting infrastructure. To protect the good reputation the Netherlands has as a digital mainport, branch organizations DHPA and ISPConnect, in cooperation with many other relevant institutions, have published a code of conduct to handle online abuse and keep Dutch networks and servers clean and safe.
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