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Normally there is a bit of code signing involved. Just in case the domain name lapses. (Or for any of a hundred other reasons why having a system that reads pl
by com2kid 9y ago
Normally there is a bit of code signing involved.
Just in case the domain name lapses. (Or for any of a hundred other reasons why having a system that reads plain text commands from the network is a bad idea)
- joshribakoff 9y agoIf someone is not competent enough to keep their domain renewed, what's to say they're competent enough to keep private keys secured, and not lose or leak them. Then again I saw something on here recently about someone hijacking the whole .io TLD, so what you're saying is a real issue.