ddns - 5:15 pm on May 7, 2008 (gmt 0)

Just came across this thread and thought I'd chime in. We are a dynamic dns provider and I'll tell you first hand that we (as well as the other large ones) do a way better job at fighting this abuse that any other company. We see this day in and day out, we work with authorities, we notify ISPs, etc. If you blacklist us - watch out - the botnets will just move to more stealthy protocols and then what are you going to do ? At least now we have some control / visibility : )

We require captchas on signup. We have algorithms that stop abusive signups and scavenging of names. I bet you will find that if you report any type of illegal activity relating to a ddns domain you will find that we (and others) take action immediately.