Same thing happened to me on the corporate network.
Not sure why this happens. I would imagine the domain was previously owned by someone that got it into the banned list? or perhaps a blanket ban for certain registrars or something like that?
It's probably because it's a "security related" product, which caused some moronic knuckle dragger to classify it as a "hacking tool." This happens a lot for things related to networking, security, virtualization, etc.
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Same thing happened to me on the corporate network.
Not sure why this happens. I would imagine the domain was previously owned by someone that got it into the banned list? or perhaps a blanket ban for certain registrars or something like that?
It's probably because it's a "security related" product, which caused some moronic knuckle dragger to classify it as a "hacking tool." This happens a lot for things related to networking, security, virtualization, etc.
Corporate IT is a low circle of hell.