What does Registry Lock involve?
Domain name hijacking is a criminal activity, unfortunately increasingly common, which consists of the fraudulent transfer of the main domain name of a company to another registrar, thus causing the failure of critical services such as email, corporate web pages or business services intranets.
Ubilibet offers a blocking service at the official registry or protection authority level that keeps your domains safe from hijacking. It guarantees the indemnity of your essential domains and, consequently, also ensures the continuity of critical services such as email or sites.
How it works
If an end customer requests a change to a locked domain, authorized Ubilibet staff must submit a request to the assigning authority to unlock the domain name. Subsequently, the official Registration or Assignment Authority will contact the applicant by phone to provide an individual security phrase to unlock the domain. This manual process protects against automation errors and system compromises.
Registry Lock also protects from:
- Fraudulent changes to DNS servers.
- Changes in contact information.
- Unwanted cancellation of the domain name
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