If like to vote this up. I think that all of us (as individuals) would like a 'lite' version of this.
I want my domain to pass all those checks, and have 2FA protecting my account, but I don't care about the multiple permission to transfer since I'm just one person.
I also do care that there isn't some social engineering backdoor, where anyone can call support and answer a few questions about me (that might be ready to find) and reset my password. There are far too many services that are susceptible to such an easy hack.
I can agree with this. Namecheap is fairly secure as far as a general, affordable registrar is concerned. I had trouble accessing my account because I didn't have very specific information that was difficult for me to track down in my emails. They also supported DNSSEC and Algorithm 13 before it was an option on CloudFlare, meaning I was able to take advantage of that day one.
We're thinking of offering a "lite" version of Registrar in the future, likely bundled with the paid version of our core service. Won't have all the bells and whistles of the "enterprise" version we launched this week, but it will be more secure than anything you can get from mass market registrars.
I want my domain to pass all those checks, and have 2FA protecting my account, but I don't care about the multiple permission to transfer since I'm just one person.
I also do care that there isn't some social engineering backdoor, where anyone can call support and answer a few questions about me (that might be ready to find) and reset my password. There are far too many services that are susceptible to such an easy hack.