How can I protect my domain against an unauthorised transfer?

How can I protect my domain against an unauthorised transfer?

Secure both your domain management account and its associated email address: use unique passwords and enable two-factor authentication wherever available. Do not share your transfer authorisation code or approve requests you did not initiate.

For extensions that support it, check whether the domain's transfer lock, often called a registrar lock, is enabled. This adds a barrier but does not replace account security. The mechanisms vary between extensions, including .ro, so check which options apply to your domain. If you notice suspicious changes or requests, contact the provider managing your domain immediately and secure the accounts involved.

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