FCC thinks ISPs should perform a better job stopping fraud, theft

Internet fraud and thievery are major problems, there appears to become little question about this -- based on FCC chairman Julius Genachowski, some 8.4 million charge card amounts are stolen each year. The question, then, is who ought to be addressing the problem. Genachowski now known as for "wise, practical, voluntary solutions," asking online sites companies to place more effort into helping prevent data thievery, hacks along with other issues, or risk getting "customers lose trust online,Inch therefore "suppress[ing] broadband adoption an internet-based commerce and communication." The chairman requested ISPs to assist avoid hijacking through more effective traffic routes and also to instate DNSSEC to assist discount fraudulent sites.

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