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If you discover that your domain has been hijacked, your first step should be to contact your registrar. Reporting to your registrar quickly is essential because if the attacker tries to transfer to another registrar, there is a limited amount of time during which the registrar can cancel the transfer.
Lets look at a domain hijacking example. Imagine that a company registered a domain name for their business on a registrar like Namecheap. An attacker who used phishing to gain access to the businesss control panel on Namecheap could use this access to point the domain to a scam site that the attackers control.
Grounds for filing complaint The Registrants domain name is identical or confusingly similar to a name, trademark or service mark in which the complainant has rights. The Registrant has no rights or legitimate interests in respect of the domain name.
Is Domain Hijacking Illegal? The legal status of domain hijacking remains unclear but certain U.S. federal courts have begun to accept causes of action that seek to return stole domain names to the original owners.
Domain Hijacking or Domain Spoofing is an attack where an organizations web address is stolen by another party. The other party changes the enrollment of anothers domain name without the consent of its legitimate owner. This denies true owner administrative access.
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Enable transfer lock Many domain registrars offer a transfer lock feature that prevents unauthorized transfers of your domain to another registrar without your explicit consent.
Report spoofing and phishing to the FBIs Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) at ic3.gov.
For example, if you accidentally type googel.com instead of google.com into your browsers address bar, you will still be taken to the popular search engines start site. Permanent redirecting to the correct address of the main page is also not unusual.

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