Top Strategies for Preventing Domain Hijacking

This report explains domain hijacking—how attackers seize or manipulate registrar and DNS settings to reroute traffic, impersonate brands, and enable phishing or supply-chain abuse—summarizes example campaigns and risks (BEC, credential theft, brand impersonation), and provides 2025-focused prevention guidance such as registrar locks, DNSSEC, DMARC/DKIM/SPF, centralized domain management, typosquatting monitoring, and continuous third‑party domain monitoring.