How domains, certificates and DNS actually break — and how to see it coming.
Most domain disasters start with something small that nobody looked at — a card that expired, a transfer lock that came off, an MX record edited at 2am. All of it is visible in public data first. Here is the whole discipline.
Read more →Roughly 65 to 80 days separate the expiry date from the moment a domain is gone for good — but the website and the email usually die in the first week. Here is the whole process, stage by stage.
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