Over 100,000 Emails Lost To Doppelganger Domains

September 10, 2011 by

 Typo-squatting or doppelganger domains (websites that are essentially misspelled versions of a legitimate domain name) could be used to gather information such as industry secrets and user names and passwords, an information securities firm reported Friday. The research was conducted by the Godai Group, who had registered doppelganger domains for Fortune 500 companies. Over a six-month period …

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Poor typing nets Google $500 million a year (TG Daily)

February 18, 2010 by



Google could be making as much as $500 million a year from users’ dodgy spelling.

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