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It’s easy to assume that only the domain you actively use for sending emails is at risk of spoofing or phishing. In reality, email-based attacks rarely limit themselves to the obvious target. Cybercriminals often look for quieter entry points, and those are usually found in places businesses aren’t watching closely.
That’s where parked and non-email-sending domains come in.
Many organizations own multiple domains for perfectly valid reasons — future projects, brand protection, regional variations, or simply to keep them out of the wrong hands. These domains may never be used for daily operations or outbound email, which is exactly why they’re attractive to attackers. When a domain appears inactive, it’s often left unmonitored and unauthenticated, turning it into an easy opportunity for abuse.