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Account credentials: How scammers attempt to steal your domains

Posted by DomainGang on April 4, 2024, at 12:44 pm

The most common method that scammers will attempt to use to steal your domain names is by tricking you into surrendering the account credentials. Your registrar and host login and password can lead to the loss and hijacking of your domain names. The phishing technique relies on a psychological factor: You believe whatever your eyes […]

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