The Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act or ACPA defines cybersquatting in a very loose way, and in order to be found guilty of unlawful cybersquatting, in order that they show that you've engaged in bad faith cybersquatting with a bad faith intent to profit from their trademark, they're going to have to show that you intentionally targeted their trademark. Of course, many domainers use this bad faith intent to profit element as their defensive shield, because a domainer will say, "I didn't know about the trademark," or that, "I registered so many domains that I can't possibly determine what is trademarked."
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