i have a buddy who works for hefty records. one of their artist, slicker, had their dns changed on them to point to a different site. slicker's website (http://www.weallhaveaplan.com) now points to weallhaveaplan.biz. it's kind of funny, if you look at the .biz guys blog, he talks about his 'legal struggle' to get control of .com: http://www.weallhaveaplan.biz/AfterHours/blog/
my question is, how did he change the dns info? did he guess the registrar's password? how else could he have done it? this really stinks and is simple a matter of changing the dns back to it's proper server, but how can we keep this from happening again?
my question is, how did he change the dns info? did he guess the registrar's password? how else could he have done it? this really stinks and is simple a matter of changing the dns back to it's proper server, but how can we keep this from happening again?
