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id: "nrd"
kind: "glossary-term"
title: "NRD"
language: "en"
category: "Security and abuse"
updated: "2026-10-04T14:01:23Z"
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# NRD

newly registered domain

A domain name registered very recently, usually within the last few days or weeks. Many security products treat such names with suspicion or block them, because criminals often use a domain right after registering it. The age limit varies by vendor, and most new domains are harmless.

## related terms

- [domain reputation](https://tldlog.com/glossary/domain-reputation/)
- [bulk registration abuse](https://tldlog.com/glossary/bulk-registration/)
- [maliciously registered vs compromised domain](https://tldlog.com/glossary/maliciously-registered-domain/)
- [protective DNS](https://tldlog.com/glossary/protective-dns/)
- [DGA](https://tldlog.com/glossary/dga/)