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Domain name hijacking is the unauthorized transfer or control of a domain name by a third party. The attacker gains access through fraud, hacking, or registrar manipulation. Hijacked domains are often redirected, sold, or used for malicious purposes without the consent of the rightful owner. Detailed Explanation of Domain Hijacking Domain name hijacking occurs when […]