Where is the domain name certificate authority? What if your email is stolen?

Domain name certificates are practically unavailable overseas, and are arguably a unique feature of domain names in my country. Domain name certificates are generated to prove domain name ownership. They are most commonly used to register a domain name on a website, requiring the domain name certificate.

Where are domain name certificate authorities issued?

Domain name certificates are issued by the domain name registrant themselves. Domain name certificates can be issued by any domain name registration site, so each website has its own unique certificate format.

Are domain name certificates legally binding?

Domain name certificates are simply online documents issued by the registrant to prove domain name ownership and are generally not legally binding. Domain name security protection is also relatively limited. Therefore, I would like to remind all domain name owners not to assume that simply having a domain name certificate means everything will be fine. The key to domain name security is protecting the registered domain name account, especially the registered email address, as any changes to domain name information will generally be notified via email.

What if your email address is stolen?

And the website login password and website confidentiality are also compromised. If all three are compromised at the same time, the domain name is at risk of being stolen. Therefore, it is recommended that you set your login password and email password to different passwords and remember the answers to your secret questions. Only in this way can you effectively protect domain name ownership.