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Oct 19, 2026
Corey MoenHOST
I also, quick aside, shout out Cloudflare.
Corey MoenHOST
Uh, I only very recently realized, like, I had moved all my domains, personal domains there, I don't know, a couple years ago when, uh, Google Domains went down.
Timothy RicksGUEST
You're using them as the registrar? Okay.
Corey MoenHOST
Yeah, yeah, for sure.
Corey MoenHOST
When Google Domains went away, which I loved, because it m- just mainly made setting up Gmail so easy, uh, custom Gmail.
Timothy RicksGUEST
I've been on Hover for, like, I don't know-
Corey MoenHOST
Man
AlexGUEST
Like, it's domain and a website.
AlexGUEST
So domain off Google Domains, website off Card.
AlexGUEST
I know people that will do it without a website.
AlexGUEST
I don't recommend it.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
So when you buy Jitterbug.app from a registrar like GoDaddy for $27.99, Google's registry charges $14 wholesale, ICANN collects a $0.20 transaction fee, and GoDaddy pockets the difference.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
Google also used to have a registrar, Google Domains, which it sold to Squarespace a few years ago.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
The registry that owns .com, VeriSign, makes a billion and a half dollars every year just by keeping the lights on.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
To VeriSign's credit, the lights never go out.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
So when you buy Jitterbug.app from a registrar like GoDaddy for $27.99, Google's registry charges $14 wholesale, ICANN collects a $0.20 transaction fee, and GoDaddy pockets the difference.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
Google also used to have a registrar, Google Domains, which it sold to Squarespace a few years ago.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
The registry that owns .com, VeriSign, makes a billion and a half dollars every year just by keeping the lights on.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
To VeriSign's credit, the lights never go out.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
So when you buy Jitterbug.app from a registrar like GoDaddy for $27.99, Google's registry charges $14 wholesale, ICANN collects a $0.20 transaction fee, and GoDaddy pockets the difference.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
Google also used to have a registrar, Google Domains, which it sold to Squarespace a few years ago.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
The registry that owns .com, VeriSign, makes a billion and a half dollars every year just by keeping the lights on.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
To VeriSign's credit, the lights never go out.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
So when you buy Jitterbug.app from a registrar like GoDaddy for $27.99, Google's registry charges $14 wholesale, ICANN collects a $0.20 transaction fee, and GoDaddy pockets the difference.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
Google also used to have a registrar, Google Domains, which it sold to Squarespace a few years ago.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
The registry that owns .com, VeriSign, makes a billion and a half dollars every year just by keeping the lights on.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
To VeriSign's credit, the lights never go out.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
So when you buy Jitterbug.app from a registrar like GoDaddy for $27.99, Google's registry charges $14 wholesale, ICANN collects a $0.20 transaction fee, and GoDaddy pockets the difference.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
Google also used to have a registrar, Google Domains, which it sold to Squarespace a few years ago.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
The registry that owns .com, VeriSign, makes a billion and a half dollars every year just by keeping the lights on.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
To VeriSign's credit, the lights never go out.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
So when you buy jitterbug.app from a registrar like GoDaddy for twenty-seven dollars and ninety-nine cents, Google's registry charges fourteen dollar wholesale, ICANN collects a twenty-cent transaction fee, and GoDaddy pockets the difference.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
Google also used to have a registrar, Google Domains, which it sold to Squarespace a few years ago.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
The registry that owns .com, Verisign, makes a billion and a half dollars every year just by keeping the lights on.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
To Verisign's credit, the lights never go out.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
So when you buy jitterbug.app from a registrar like GoDaddy for $27.99, Google's registry charges $14 wholesale, ICANN collects a 20-cent transaction fee, and GoDaddy pockets the difference.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
Google also used to have a registrar, Google Domains, which it sold to Squarespace a few years ago.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
The registry that owns .com, Verisign, makes a billion and a half dollars every year just by keeping the lights on.
Brendan NorthNARRATOR
To Verisign's credit, the lights never go out.
James AzarHOST
The FBI says attackers are still cracking FortiGate credentials and logged in admins out of their own firewalls.
James AzarHOST
Hackers hijacked country code domain registries to get valid certificates for Google Domains.
James AzarHOST
A forgotten server running Metabase handed attackers the keys to a Discord bots cloud.
James AzarHOST
And Georgia Power and Alabama Power are notifying four hundred thousand of their own customers of their data breach.
James AzarHOST
All right? Next, a reminder that the web's trust chain is only as strong as its weakest, weakest registry.
James AzarHOST
Attackers compromising third-party operators for the country code top-level domains of Ghana, Sierra Leone, and American Samoa.
James AzarHOST
That's, you know, .gh, .sl, and .as, modified authoritative DNS records and used that control to get valid HTTPS certificates for domains they didn't own, including several Google domains.
James AzarHOST
Certificate authorities verify domain ownership through DNS, typically a TXT record with a random value, so whoever controls DNS can pass the check.