Microsoft has returned control of most of the domains it seized last week from Vitalwerks, a Reno, Nev.-based firm that runs the popular No-IP.com dynamic DNS service, as part of a campaign to shut ...

Microsoft seized 23 domains this week from No-IP, a provider of dynamic DNS services, after filing a civil suit alleging that the domains in question were used to distribute malware. The domains, ...

UPDATE: As of Thursday afternoon, all seized domains are now back in the possession of No-IP. Original story: Researchers at Kaspersky say that Microsoft's takeover of 22 No-IP dynamic DNS servers hit ...

Note: Microsoft has issued a new statement on this story. Their comments are at the end of this article. Update: Additional information has surfaced, including details on the impact this takedown has ...

Your ISP can't break this.

A mechanism for allocating a specific host name / domain name in an environment other than a fixed IP address "Dynamic DNS"Has been accepted as a hotbed of malware, Microsoft has filed an injunction ...