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Namecheap has had two factor authentication and was the first provider to have it. Knowing public whois would not grant someone access to anyone's account at Na
by tamar 10y ago
Namecheap has had two factor authentication and was the first provider to have it. Knowing public whois would not grant someone access to anyone's account at Namecheap. They'd still need to know your Namecheap username, your password, and your PIN, and if you had 2FA, that would need to be provided as well.
- joering2 10y ago... unless their Ukraine-based customer support that sometimes doesn't speak English is intimidated enough.
- tamar 10y agoIf you have specific information, you are welcome to contact us with full details. Policies and procedures are in place to ensure no one falls victim to social engineering and as you call it, "intimidation."
- skj 10y agoWith respect, "policies and procedures" do not protect against social engineering. You need a technical barrier.
- tamar 10y agoskj, there's a lot more to policy and procedure than just human intervention. We're fully aware of this valid concern and are committed to security on both human and technical sides.