The launch of new improved and even more efficient version of detection and prevention system oriented to the avoidance of potentially fraudulent transactions, spamming and harmful software distribution that might be performed from the company customers' accounts has been announced by EstDomains, Inс (http://estdomains.com ).

EstDomains, Inc, a domain name registration services provider, has undertaken from the very beginning the obligations to provide Internet community with most secure solutions for network presence establishment and running of successful and stable online enterprise. The management of the company also realizes the great necessity of keeping the Internet clean of the fraudulence, harmful software or any disposal of obscene materials. The appropriate measures, according to the Acceptable Usage Policy, valid for EstDomains, Inc (http://estdomains.com), are taken against customers who take a risk of using provided services for phishing attempts, spam delivery, distribution or storage of data that may damage user's computer equipment such as viruses or any other kinds of malware, corrupted codes that are designed with an intention to steal personal data and credit card information or any related materials involved in cybercrime arrangements. To reveal AUP violation cases among company's customers, carefully elaborated account monitoring system is used. Along with the ultimate right of companies' services further usage, the corrupted account holders are deprived of their account without any refund.

The new advanced and more efficient account monitoring system, in order to prevent crooked customers from being able to continue with their illegal enterprises, has been applied to the services provided for domain name registration. The improved system is equipped with a whole pack of advanced features that use smart schemes for detailed analyses of the activity performed by an account holder, whose account has been suspended due to violation of AUP terms and conditions. Carefully elaborated clusters, on top of everything else, also reveals accounts that are registered under different name but in reality belong to a person who has been involved in AUP infringements. Various details, such as IP addresses, minute payments descriptions, personal data analysis, accounts sign up logs and so on, are used for the creation of a common pattern, which indicates characteristic features of one particular person.