Which of the following allows a user to float a domain registration for a maximum of five days? A. DNS poisoningB. Domain hijackingC. SpoofingD. Kiting

Answer: Option (D) is correct.

Explanation:

Domain kiting is known as the practice of constantly registering and removing a domain name in order for a registrant can own the domain name without further paying for it. This also exploits the five-day AGP i. e. add grace period in the registration system. An individual can remove a given name (domain) without penalty, only during the first five days.