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Name.com user here. This is the first time one of my registrars gets compromised and I'm not sure I understand the (potential) severity of what has happened. W
by carlsednaoui 13y ago
Name.com user here. This is the first time one of my registrars gets compromised and I'm not sure I understand the (potential) severity of what has happened.
What would HN suggest doing in a case like this (aside from changing passwords)? Just let it be? Monitor credit card? Change registrar?
Looking forward to your feedback.
- blacktulip 13y agoI try not use credit card online while other choices are given. Name.com only has my paypal account name (if they save this kind of information). However I still changed my credit card since it was in the Linode database. I considered changing registrar. But I really can't know to which one I can go. How do you know they won't be (or already are) compromised?
- carlsednaoui 13y agoVery true. Perhaps I should try getting into the habit of using PayPal instead of credit cards.
- eli 13y agoAt least in the US, having your card number stolen is such a small deal that it hardly seems worth worrying about. Just keep an eye on your statement, which you should really be doing anyway. You don't have to pay for charges you didn't authorize. In my experience, the card issuer typically detects the fraud automatically.
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- chopsueyar 13y agoMake sure your domains are pointing to the nameservers you originally specified.
- carlsednaoui 13y agoI will, thank you.