No matter whether we are making websites or investing in domain names, no matter how good a website is, it will be useless if the domain name is stolen. So when we buy a domain name, we first need to choose an excellent domain name registrar. Secondly, we need to ensure that the account has sufficient security settings. In addition to our own strong password and accurate personal account information, some businesses also provide secondary password verification protection. For example, the Namecheap domain name registrar provides such a service. After setting up an account, we can use SMS and voice messages to verify the account to ensure the security of the domain name.
We saw it on the official website of Namecheap yesterday, and we recommend that you enable the secondary password protection verification settings, because some hackers are trying to attack the Namecheap server. Now let's share how to open the Namecheap account and set up secondary security verification.
First, log in to NAMECHEAP account to find the secondary verification link page
We can see Two Factor Authentication on the left, and then click Start Setup on the right.
Second, set up our second verification of mobile phone information
We choose whether to accept by SMS or voice. Jiang here sets the SMS verification code, then the related phone number, and we confirm the account password of Namecheap. Then a SMS verification code will be sent to our mobile phone.
After the initial verification, when we log in to the account or change the password, we need to enter the verification code by SMS. In this way, the secondary password protection provided by Namecheap can further ensure the security of our account.
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