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M3AAWG Comments on NIST's RFI Regarding Security Considerations for Artificial Intelligence Agents

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Cybercrime Events Surge 60% Globally as Criminals Exploit Easy Access to Internet Resources, Interisle Report Finds

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New Global Report from Interisle on Cybercrime Supply Chain Finding Another Year of Dramatic Growth Fueled by Security Gaps

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M3AAWG Comments on RFI on Regulatory Reform on Artificial Intelligence

M3AAWG submitted Comments on October 24, 2025, in response to the United States Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP)'s Notice of Request for Information; Regulatory Reform on Artificial Intelligence.

Artificial intelligence offers immense opportunities but also significant risks. Like email and mobile before it, it can boost productivity, efficiency, and security when developed and deployed responsibly. As with earlier tools, however, it can also be abused and exploited by bad actors.

M3AAWG strongly supports the thoughtful advancement of AI systems that serve the public interest and protect individuals from harm. Clear, consistent, and privacy-conscious guardrails are essential, not to micromanage innovation, but to enable it to flourish safely. When rules are transparent and aligned with operational realities, organizations can act with confidence, collaborate effectively while offering a safe harbor for best-faith efforts, and innovate faster in the fight against online abuse.

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M3AAWG Input on ICANN's Next Abuse Policy Work

ICANN’s Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO) is currently considering ideas for a new policy-development process to address domain name abuse. It has recommended that a formal issues report be created to examine several ideas and their merits. M3AAWG submits this discussion paper to the GNSO and the ICANN community as feedback. Below, we provide the perspective of anti-abuse professionals and researchers. M3AAWG kindly requests that the following feedback be considered as ICANN’s Issues Report is written and considered.

In this set of comments, we rank the ideas in our recommended order of preference, beginning with the ideas that have the highest value and descending to those with the lowest value. M3AAWG believes that a policy placing limitations on bulk domain registrations has the greatest potential value.

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M³AAWG Best Practices for Use of Look-Alike Domains for Security Purposes

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M3AAWG Comments on Client-Side Scanning as a CSAM Detection Mechanism

M3AAWG vehemently supports efforts to fight Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). We recognize the devastating harm it causes and work to equip the industry with effective tools and frameworks to combat CSAM, including best common practices documents such as the M3AAWG Disposition of Child Sexual Abuse Materials BCP Revised Aug 2021. Our position is grounded in the belief that tackling CSAM requires solutions that are both operationally effective and respectful of fundamental rights, ensuring that interventions do not create new avenues for abuse or significantly deleterious side effects.