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But, that doesn't mean I'm free to point evildomain.google.com to anywhere I prefer, right?
by code_duck 16y ago
But, that doesn't mean I'm free to point evildomain.google.com to anywhere I prefer, right?
- prodigal_erik 16y agoYou can do that, but nobody believes your nameserver is authoritative for questions about google.com, so it will only affect someone whom you can persuade to use yours as their default nameserver. Everyone else who asks the "com" top-level domain nameservers who is authoritative for google.com is going to be sent to GOOG's nameservers, not yours, so names you define will be invisible to them.
- mthoms 16y agoAlso, note that you could have google.evildomain.com - At least until you get a C&D order that is.