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The company is busy doing other things, but the domain is probably critical to protect lest a nefarious actor buys it and hosts Stuffit-masquerading malware. C
by vr46 3y ago
The company is busy doing other things, but the domain is probably critical to protect lest a nefarious actor buys it and hosts Stuffit-masquerading malware.
Companies hate it when their teams buy new domains as it often commits them to protecting those domains for a very long time just in case.
- icameron 3y agoCase in point- I worked for a company who had a domain name that was connected to a CMS. Once it expired someone else bought it and put an exact copy of the old site on it including the admin login page. An unsuspecting user could easily enter their password there.
- jccalhoun 3y agoThe parent company Smith Micro doesn't even list stuffit as one of their products https://www.smithmicro.com/products/ https://www.smithmicro.com/products/