101Domain.com has apparently suffered a security breach which “may have resulted in unauthorized access to your personal information and possibly payment information.”
According to Webhosting.info, 101domain.com has around 10,000 domain names under management.
Here is the full message received by 101Domain.com customers:
“We are writing to you as a primary contact on your account with 101domain.com. We need to make you aware of a security breach that may potentially have affected your account.
We were recently informed by one of our vendors that some of its systems, and those of a few of its customers, including 101domain.com, were compromised to varying degrees by a phishing attack. Although there is no direct evidence that your information was stolen and we have received no customer complaints, this attack may have resulted in unauthorized access to your personal information and possibly your payment information.
Out of an abundance of caution we are passing along the following simple steps that security experts generally recommend you take to protect yourself:
1. Monitor your credit card account statements and credit reports to ensure that your credit card information is not being used fraudulently.
2. Consider putting a freeze on your credit report, which prevents a credit reporting company from releasing your credit report without your consent, by contacting one of the three credit reporting agencies listed below.
3. Be cautious if you receive any emails asking for your personal information, as they could be phishing attacks or other attempts at identity theft. To be clear, 101domain.com will never ask for your personal information or login credentials in an email. In particular, do not respond to emails that threaten to take action if you do not immediately provide personal information.
4. Report suspected incidents of identity theft to local law enforcement.
5. You can obtain two free credit reports, which you are entitled to by law, to help you monitor your credit status. Go to
www.annualcreditreport.com, call 1-877-322-8228, or contact one of the three agencies directly:
Equifax
P.O. Box 740241
Atlanta, GA 30374
Phone: 1-800-685-1111
Experian
475 Anton Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Phone: 1-888-397-3742
TransUnion
2 Baldwin Place
P.O. Box 2000
Chester, PA 19022
Phone: 1-800-680-7289
We want to assure you that we maintain rigorous security practices to protect our customer data. In addition, we offer a suite of security products to our customers to provide additional levels of protection. Many of these services are provided free of charge with your account.
We sincerely regret any inconvenience this incident may have caused you. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
101domain.com and 101domains.com are embroiled in an interesting mutual opposition proceeding before the USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.
Good to see that Nelson Brady aka Halverez is back in business
101domain – Liars & Charlatans
Months after hosting one of our domains and one of our customer’s domains, these people were unlawfully seeking photostat copies of the front and back of the credit card we had used for payment of their disgraceful services.
We believe that this company and/or their staff are actively engaged in credit card fraud, because once anyone is silly enough to provide these crooks with copies of their actual credit cards, anyone with access to the photostat copies can very effectively falsely prove they are the owner of that credit card.
Look at one of their many lies on the internet, where they claim they can register domain names in over 900 countries! A very interesting claim indeed, when one takes into account that this planet has on 240 countries in total???
Technical service & response = NIL, Customer Service = NIL, Professional Management skills = NIL, Customer Care & Honesty = NIL