US court hears domain name theft for the first time

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local time August 4, the New Jersey district prosecutors and Police Network Crime Task Force to accept the first U.S. domain name theft case.

Police in New Jersey said the Daniel Gonzalves, who was 25 years old, used technical means to p2p.com the top domain name to his name, and later sold the domain name on ebay to the NBA Clippers players Mark Madsen.

Earlier, Goncalves in an online search company, after the incident, he was arrested for three counts. A police spokesman said the three counts included illegal acquisition and fraud, disguised identity and hacking into computers, any one of which could get up to 10 years ' imprisonment, although Goncalves was released on bail after paying $60,000, but he still faces at least two criminal charges.

According to the New Jersey police estimates, P2p.com is currently worth about 200,000 dollars.

Domain name theft has occurred before, but the United States government has never considered it a crime until the case was accepted, and the case was accepted in the country as early as 2007.