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Google Flags Multiple Domain Hijacking Incidents in Ghana Last Week

Google said it detected multiple domain hijacking incidents in Ghana last week, targeting country-code top-level domain registries. Chrome has introduced countermeasures in response to the recent hijacking of national TLD registries. The incidents involve the takeover of domain registry infrastructure, a class of attack that can redirect or intercept traffic for entire national domains.

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The targeting of national domain registries elevates this beyond routine phishing: compromising ccTLD infrastructure can affect every site under that country's suffix, making it a systemic trust issue rather than an isolated breach. Google's move to bake countermeasures into Chrome suggests browser-level defenses are becoming a frontline response when registry controls fail. The open question is whether this reflects a broader campaign against registry infrastructure or a contained incident, and whether other browser makers and registries follow with similar safeguards.

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