The document discusses various abuses related to domain name registrations and registrars. It summarizes examples of registrars allowing false WHOIS information, blank WHOIS records, and non-existent WHOIS records which have enabled illicit activities like drug trafficking and software piracy. It calls for strengthening the ICANN Registrar Accreditation Agreement to close loopholes, improving WHOIS data accuracy requirements, and holding registrars more accountable for preventing fraudulent domains and activities.

1. Rudi Vansnick – ISOC Belgium/EURALO Garth Bruen – Knujon.com / NARALO Registries, Registrars and abuse of domains

3. Role of Registries & Registrars ICANN Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers Registries Acc. Registrars Agents Registrant / licensee gTLD's ccTLD's

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11. Registrars as Gatekeepers

13. E-Crime Infrastructure (as it concerns Registrars)

14. Unknown Influence Often Illicit Drug Traffic

22. Non-existent WHOIS Records and Illicit Domains Spammed domain with no WHOIS record redirects to unlicensed pharmacy

34. Data not junk