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Depends on how big your system is. Losing rights on your domain is a real risk, especially at the highest levels, and some of the big players have taken bold st
by switchbak 4y ago
Depends on how big your system is. Losing rights on your domain is a real risk, especially at the highest levels, and some of the big players have taken bold steps to reduce this risk.
There exist some companies who specialize in protecting domain names. Not just from fradulent transfer attempts, but also from bad corporate actors (like Google, Cloudflare?, etc). The two ones I know of are Mark Monitor and AppDetex, though I'm sure there's others. [AppDetex is a former client of mine].
As a related comment said - if the registrar you're using isn't afraid of a bad reputation (Google, etc) then you probably should think of using one that is.