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If it is just at dns, it can just point you to a different ip
by unlikelymordant 10y ago
If it is just at dns, it can just point you to a different ip
- cyphar 10y agoYes, but they won't (or rather shouldn't) be able to get a valid SSL certificate for the domain. This is literally one of the scenarios SSL was created to protect against..
- lokedhs 10y agoThen the browser will refuse to serve the page since the certificate will not match the site you intended to go to. Granted, they'll still stop you from going there but the user won't understand why it fails.
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]