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> >According to the Open Data Córdoba group (which is dedicated to tracking expired Argentine domains) Google's domain had not expired and, in fact, the expirat
by Forbo 5y ago
> >According to the Open Data Córdoba group (which is dedicated to tracking expired Argentine domains) Google's domain had not expired and, in fact, the expiration date was in July. But the group too was unable to explain what had happened or why.
Ouch. I think someone's going to have some explaining to do in the post-mortem.
- packetslave 5y agoYeah, MarkMonitor is not going to have a good time on this one (they're the company Google, and a bunch of other high-profile companies) use for domain management and tracking. They're supposed to prevent this kind of thing from happening.
- emmelaich 5y agoIt's not known whether Google or the AR NIC made the mistake.
- kccqzy 5y agoMarkMonitor has been purchased by OpSecSecurity: https://www.opsecsecurity.com/resource/press-release/opsec-security-completes-acquisition-markmonitor-brand-protection https://www.opsecsecurity.com/resource/press-release/opsec-s... I wonder if this has anything to do.
- iancarroll 5y agoMarkMonitor's domain registrar component was not acquired (per the link).