I'd like to clarify a few things here. I work for a domain name protection and domain name recovery service (we recover stolen domain names and protect them fro

I'd like to clarify a few things here. I work for a domain name protection and domain name recovery service (we recover stolen domain names and protect them from getting stolen). The "DNS" was not stolen, the DNS is something totally different than the 'domain name'. DNS can be hacked, but it cannot be 'stolen'. Domain names are stolen. So the title should have been "My Domain was stolen". In this situation, your domain name wasn't stolen, it was most likely challenged through the URS, which is a "faster" version of the UDRP (domain name dispute). Domain names with trademarks or names that are similar to trademarks can be disputed. In this situation, it appears that you registered a domain name that is similar to a trademark owned by Facebook. Since they've referenced a particular case in that has been filed in Arizona, then you're probably being sued because you registered that domain name. It's not a stolen domain name, the ownership of the domain name is being disputed. Since it appears that legal action may be (or may already have been) taken against you, the owner of the domain name, I recommend that you seek the advice of a qualified domain name attorney.