I had the sneaking suspicion that it what happened, I remember seeing a domain I picked up once and looking at it and the name server was still pointed to where the previous owner had it pointed. No idea how that happened though because I thought WHC points the domains to the auction during that...
Forgot to mention, nameservers display on the same line as your domains if you activate the column plus all whois data is shown immediately when you click on a domain.
There really is a lot of security there but like always it depends on the user activating or using it to its fullest potential.
You can activate 2nd factor per account and additionally per domain at WHC.
So in theory you need a password, get through account second factor, attempt to change nameserver and be asked for autheticator code again.
It does not correlate with the above but the security at WHC is there if you...
I'm seeing more and more UDRP's coming through with a reverse hijacking outcome.
They system is badly stacked toward the domain owner because usually it is a big company with a legal team that files the false dispute leaving the domain owner to defend himself in some cases at great expense.
I...
It is unusual because name servers change automatically when the domain goes through TBR.
However on transfer in they do not and you have to manually change them.
There is a big difference in company ownership and personal ownership.
Musk was personally involved with the Twitter purchase.
Yes he owns stock in both companies but from what I read he gave personal guarantees for twitter and xAI basically functions without him. All he does is own shares and...
Not really
Her personally guaranteed the Twitter purchase with backers from dubai and such.
Selling to xAI shifts it to one of his companies, so basically taking the responsibility off his shoulders.