The ongoing story of a Dreamhost account compromise

Re:The ongoing story of a Dreamhost account compromise by dminor on Tuesday March 30, 2010 @11:55AM (#1229428)

So is there a registrar with good security measures who is relatively inexpensive? I've always just used GoDaddy, but maybe it's time for a change.

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Re:The ongoing story of a Dreamhost account compromise by pquerna on Tuesday March 30, 2010 @03:32PM (#1229941)

I would be very interested in any register that supported at least SMS for multi-factor authentcation, hell I wouldn't even mind having a real token.

The Apache Software Foundation has had some issues in the past with guys trying to hijack apcahe.org -- same thing, password resets on our registors site, etc, but luckly we noticed within a minute, and were able to talk to a human being on the phone quickly.

But I still really really want multifactor authentication for registers :|

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Re:The ongoing story of a Dreamhost account compromise by foobarbazetc on Tuesday March 30, 2010 @09:23PM (#1230668)

Paul,

Try dynadot.com.

They offer SMS for auth, and they're also the registrar for wikileaks.org, which takes a lot of guts, IMHO. :)

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Re:The ongoing story of a Dreamhost account compromise by stanleydrew on Tuesday March 30, 2010 @01:42PM (#1229698)

I use name.com for all registration and haven't looked back.

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Re:The ongoing story of a Dreamhost account compromise by bmelton on Tuesday March 30, 2010 @02:20PM (#1229783)

Just wanted to put up another vote for name.com. They're quite good.

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