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Question for the community. Email verification is easy. The provider sends you an email, you click the link in that email, and the process is complete. When it
by andreygrehov 3y ago
Question for the community. Email verification is easy. The provider sends you an email, you click the link in that email, and the process is complete. When it comes to domain verification, what if the provider sends an email to the address listed in the domain's WHOIS? It seems much easier than dealing with DNS records, but I may be overlooking something obvious here.
- elliottinvent 3y agoWHOIS is largely useless now because of Privacy Protection Services, Proxy Registrants and GDPR. The WHOIS protocol itself is more or less entirely shut down in favour of RDAP [1]. 1. https://www.icann.org/rdap https://www.icann.org/rdap