Domain Security
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Domain security encompasses all measures to protect domain names from unauthorized access, transfer, or modification. Key practices include [[domain-lock|registrar locking]], [[dnssec]], strong authentication, [[whois-privacy|WHOIS privacy]], and monitoring for expiration.
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A domain security checklist includes: enable registrar lock, use 2FA, enable DNSSEC, set up auto-renewal, and use WHOIS privacy.