Domain Hijacking - Interesting Insights into how you can fall victim.

[Christopher]

It's amazing the more I read about the domain industry, the more I realise I have to keep learning.

This great article by a "Acro" a domain investor and web & graphic designer.

Goes into his personal journey to track stolen domains, and highlight them to the victims, if he can find them.

"The domain was stolen using a very common technique of domain hijacking, using the email address of a controlling domain that itself had dropped. The “orphaned” domain became vulnerable the moment it wasn’t disassociated with the controlling domain."

http://acro.net/blog/domain-crime-sometimes-the-owner-does-not-want-to-be-found/

Has anyone here had their domain stolen, and successfully got it back?