What to Do if Your Domain is Stolen

In Web3, your login credentials and private key are critical for controlling your domains. Always keep this information confidential and never share it with anyone, not even support teams. Whoever controls your wallet’s private key controls your domains.

If you log in from a public or shared computer, your session will automatically expire after 30 minutes. You can choose to extend the session for another 30 minutes, but after that, you’ll need to log in again. This security feature helps prevent unauthorized access if you forget to log out.

Always make sure to log out after using your account on shared devices and avoid saving private keys, passwords, or wallet access details on public systems.

It’s important to understand that if your domain is transferred by an unauthorized party to their own wallet, it cannot be recovered. Blockchain transactions are irreversible, and once transferred, the domain becomes controlled entirely by the attacker’s wallet.

Practicing proper session management, wallet safety, and key protection ensures your Web3 domains and digital assets remain fully secure and under your control.

(Also include the point that if the domain is transferred by an unauthorized party to his wallet, it cannot be recovered since the domain will now be controlled by the attacker’s wallet)