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If you do this, make sure you lock down your account at your domain registrar. A socially engineered DNS hijack could be all it takes to obtain full read/write
by chatmasta 9y ago
If you do this, make sure you lock down your account at your domain registrar. A socially engineered DNS hijack could be all it takes to obtain full read/write access to your email.
- SippinLean 9y agoCan you elaborate on the steps needed to ensure your security in this case?
- ryanlol 9y agoSpend a decent chunk of money to become a registrar yourself or go with MarkMonitor. I suppose google domains might be OK for personal email.
- sverige 9y agoThe other thing that happens is spammers use your domain to spam others. That catch-all will work for systems that test email validity for the spammer's made-up address on the From line.
- threatofrain 9y agoWould you mind elaborating? Do you mean socially tricking a GoDaddy or other domain registrar employee into changing DNS records?