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This came up when the root servers for .io were hijacked. It's really the same problem. Short of monitoring for such anomalies, the only saving grace would be
by LinuxBender 9y ago
This came up when the root servers for .io were hijacked. It's really the same problem. Short of monitoring for such anomalies, the only saving grace would be HPKP which is just too risky to use outside of mobile apps. Why the attackers in this case didn't get valid certs, I have no idea. It takes seconds to get a wildcard now.