Domain Security 101

I’m Mostapha. I buy and sell names from Morocco. Nobody needed a cyber command to take a name whose password was the same as Facebook. This page is the list. The mailbox is the real lock: that essay. If it already moved: freeze first. How names actually leave: a SIM swap, not warfare. Web3 does not sit any of this: that costume.

Do not militarise a leftover. Run the Domain Value Checker if you would not buy it today, drop it instead of building a SOC. How we score. FAQ.

Every keeper

  1. Password you do not reuse. See if the mailbox leaked: Have I Been Pwned.
  2. 2FA on mail and registrar app or key, not SMS.
  3. Transfer lock on. ICANN’s EPP status codes are the boring names for that. Hosting chat does not get the auth code: a host move is not an unlock.
  4. An inbox you still open. Confirm Lookup: ICANN Lookup.
  5. Auto-renew as backup on keepers only: renew what matters.

Offer mail can live on the domain. Recovery mail should not be only that inbox. Don’t break MX for a host hobby: keep offer mail. Nameservers are part of the asset: that page.

Domain Security 101

If the name is actually expensive

Registry lock where it exists. A registrar you can call. DNS you control, with change alerts. DNSSEC is optional hygiene ICANN’s DNSSEC note not a marketplace story. After a purchase, lock immediately. After a scare, freeze, don’t migrate.

Decision

Checklist tonight on every name you would miss. Leftovers: drop, don’t decorate. Keep the Google row. Digital-asset theft was the old fog. The theft is a reused password and an unlocked transfer.

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