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Some TLDs/registrars let you park registrations. They won't appear in the DNS, but they can't be registered by anyone else. Or there is a delegation to some in
by sybercecurity 2y ago
Some TLDs/registrars let you park registrations. They won't appear in the DNS, but they can't be registered by anyone else. Or there is a delegation to some internal hosting service that the registrar operates that is an empty zone (i.e. no A, MX, etc.) so there is nothing reachable.
I've done this with zones I've had for a while - it sucks since you want to be a good net citizen and not let the zones be used for spam/attacks. You end up paying for a domain for years after you stopped needing it.