Technologies and Technical Measures to Address Online Harms – WS 03 2026

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27 May 2026 | 11:30 - 12:30 CEST | LORD JENKINS
Consolidated programme 2026

Proposals: #24, #44

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Session teaser

This session will bring in a critical discussion on the do’s and don’ts of using technical measures to mitigate online scams and how to address online harms without breaking the Internet. It will bring together technical operators, policymakers and Internet governance experts to examine:

  • The real-world impact of DNS and IP blocking on Internet integrity
  • The security implications of interfering with DNS, including DNSSEC deployment
  • The effectiveness and limits of existing anti-spoofing and authentication technologies
  • Approaches that target harms at their source rather than distorting core infrastructure

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People

Programme Committee members

  • Filip Lukáš, Policy Advisor at CENTR, Belgium (Rapporteur for this session)
  • Nicolas Zahn, Senior Engagement Manager at ELCA Advisory, Managing Director of f0t1 GmbH and the association Swiss Internet & Digital Governance, Switzerland
  • Regina Filipová Fuchsová, Industry Relations Manager at EURid, Czechia

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