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DNSSEC could be stronger

DNSSEC isn't turned on for your domain. It's optional but adds protection against DNS tampering.

What is DNSSEC?

DNS is the internet's address book. DNSSEC adds digital signatures to your domain's DNS records so computers can verify the answers haven't been tampered with.It's a nice-to-have for most small businesses, and many DNS providers can turn it on with one click.Learn more about DNSSEC

What we found

No DS record
DNS hosted by GoDaddy.

Recommended fix

Turn on DNSSEC

If your DNS host and registrar are the same company, this is usually a single toggle.

Typical time: About 10 minutes

Step-by-step instructions

  1. 1
    Turn on DNSSEC at your DNS host
    Find the DNSSEC setting in your DNS dashboard.
  2. 2
    Add the DS record at your registrar
    Only needed if your registrar is a different company. Your DNS host shows the values.
  3. 3
    Re-check your website
    It can take a few hours to show up. If you ever move your DNS to another company, turn DNSSEC off first.

Instructions for GoDaddy

  1. 1Open your Domain Portfolio, select your domain, then open DNS → DNSSEC.
  2. 2Under DNSSEC, turn it on.
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