[quackerhacker]

Is there any domain register that offers 2 factor authentication to make changes that are detrimental to a site?

I have Network Solutions, KVC Hosting, and have tried 1and1, but all of them...from a security standpoint...are lackadaisical when it comes to security.

Network solutions WANTS their clients to bundle userid's into 1 account...that makes it easy.

KVC, I emailed them to update my domain contact info, then I transferred one of my domains out with that new email.

I never did any test with 1and1...but then again the 2 above (with kvc and netsol) weren't even tests.

Another security breach involving GoDaddy(1)?

(1): Naoki lost his twitter (https://medium.com/cyber-security/24eb09e026dd)

[toomuchtodo]

Namecheap.com uses 2FA.

http://community.namecheap.com/blog/2013/10/08/two-factor-au...

[tombrossman]

Gandi, mentioned several other times in this thread, also supports 2FA. https://wiki.gandi.net/en/contacts/login/2-factor-activation

You can also create a second account there and delegate limited rights to it for making changes. The odds of losing both accounts are remote.

[resistor3672]

Gandi also does IP restriction: http://wiki.gandi.net/en/contacts/login/ip-restriction

[Shank]

Hover has 2fa as well.

[orjan]

Even Dreamhost has two factor authentication.