百度公司發布公告說由于本月早些時候遭到了來自伊朗網絡軍隊的攻擊，為此他們已經起訴域名注冊商Register.com，百度聲稱由于Register.com的疏忽才使黑客有機會篡改域名的DNS記錄。

我試圖查找聯邦通信委員會的訴訟記錄，但是一無所獲。如果你弄清了這次訴訟背后的細節就會覺得這非常有趣，照常理來說它會非常具體的揭示黑客是如何干掉這個網站的，包含對baidu.com域名DNS記錄的任何修改。

事實上現在的網站也需要域名注冊商提供更安全的服務，包括在對域名聯系信息和域名服務器（NS）的修改前驗證（操作人員的身份）。我不是很肯定這樣的服務將有利可圖，雖然我知道至少有一家在之前已經這么干了。企業會不會愿意花大價錢來確保他們的域名不被黑掉？他們或許會，但并不意味著他們一定會。

Baidu, Inc. announced that it has sued domain name registrar Register.com over a hacking incident by Iranian Cyber Army earlier this month. Baidu claims that Register.com was negligent, allowing the hackers to change the DNS for the domain name.

I have searched U.S. Federal Court records to find the lawsuit, but have not located it. It will be interesting to see the details behind the lawsuit, as presumably it will detail what exactly the hackers did to take down the site, including any edits to the nameservers for Baidu.com.

Once again, it’s time for a registrar to offer bullet-proof registrations, including a service that requires in-person verification to make any changes to a domain’s contact information or nameservers. I’m not sure if such a service will profitable, as I know at least one domain entrepreneur tried this in the past. Will companies pay substantially more to ensure their domain names aren’t hacked? They should, but that doesn’t mean they will.