1. plural of cybersquatting; the practice of registering, trafficking in, or using internet domain names in bad faith, typically to profit from the goodwill or reputation of a trademark owner.
Usage: legal/business context; typically uncountable in singular form, but plural used to refer to multiple instances or cases

Examples

• The company filed lawsuits against several cybersquattings involving their brand name.
• Cybersquattings have become a major concern for businesses protecting their online identity.
• The ICANN dispute resolution process handles thousands of cybersquattings cases annually.
• Trademark holders must actively monitor and combat cybersquattings to protect their intellectual property.
• Recent legislation has made cybersquattings more difficult and costly for bad-faith registrants.