Wow. Some random person was able to move a domain to their own account simply by whatsapp ing the registrar, telling them that they had bought the domain and were having trouble moving it.
That's it.
It makes me realize that Google's no humans policy -- is it a policy? -- is actually a strength here. My domains purchased through Google are safe from social engineering because, well, there are no humans to contact to ask them to manually move domains.
(p.s. That is not some kind of dare to hackers! I am not suggesting you prove me wrong.)
That's it.
It makes me realize that Google's no humans policy -- is it a policy? -- is actually a strength here. My domains purchased through Google are safe from social engineering because, well, there are no humans to contact to ask them to manually move domains.
(p.s. That is not some kind of dare to hackers! I am not suggesting you prove me wrong.)