Two priceless domains stolen from Moniker, now frozen at Name.com

Time to change your passwords.

Time to change your passwords.

The mystery surrounding the brazen theft of extremely valuable domains from Moniker, continues.

After receiving permission from Elequa, we can unveil two more priceless domains stolen from his domain portfolio at Moniker.

Both YN.com and BIT.com were stolen by the same domain thieves, that attempted to cover their trail by using WHOIS protection in the process.

These two domains also point to an interesting discovery: the infiltration of Moniker’s accounts apparently started much earlier than we thought.

Both domains were stolen in early September, with BIT.com being the first one to go.

According to historic WHOIS data from DomainTools, the domain was stolen on September 8th and the theft of YN.com followed, on September 15th.

A mass access of domain accounts at Moniker followed, between September 18th and October 3rd.

The domains YN.com and BIT.com were first pushed to a Moniker account and were then transferred to Name.com, where they remain frozen by the registrar per Elequa’s request.

We’ll update this post with additional information once there are any related news.

Here’s how you can tell if you lost any domains from your Moniker account.

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