DNSSEC

DNSSEC is an extension to DNS that uses digital signatures to ensure DNS responses have not been forged in transit. It protects against attacks where users are directed to fake servers. The protection is activated at the domain level with the registrar and provider.

With DNSSEC enabled, a visitor can trust that looking up the domain leads to the genuine server and not an imitation.

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